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The Boston Red Sox were founded in 1901 and have been a member of Major League Baseball’s (MLB) American League Division since 1912. Boston Red Sox tickets are among the most sought after baseball tickets. This team was an immediate success from the get-go; they won six pennants and five World Series in their first 20 years, causing Boston Red Sox tickets to be among the most sought after baseball tickets available. The Sox also went into what was known as the longest championship droughts in baseball history, which thankfully ended in 2004 when the team won their sixth World Series Championship. Since 2003, the Sox have proven that they are a team that really means business; they competed in four ALCS, they won two World series and are perhaps the most successful MLB team in the last ten years. This has really helped to boost the sales of Boston Red Sox tickets. Every home game they’ve played since 15th May 2003 has been sold out.
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About Boston Red Sox
In 1903, the Boston Red Sox participated in the very first modern World Series and defeated the much-favoured Pittsburgh Pirates, who were the winners of the NL pennant by six and a half games. They also won the best-of-nine series five 5-3. The Sox were relentless - even though the Pirates had the full support of the “Royal Rooters fan club”, they went on to win the World Series. The fans with Boston Red Sox tickets were not at all disappointed.
Tris Speaker, the legendary center fielder in 1909, had become a fixture in the Sox outfield and the Sox made their way to winning 3rd place. But the Sox didn’t win another pennant again until their 105th win in the 1912 season, when the team finished with a club record 691 wining percentage. This made Boston Red Sox ticket holding fans very pleased.
The team defeated the New York Giants 4-3-1 in the 1912 World Series. The Red Sox owner Joseph Lannin signed soon-to-be-popular Babe Ruth, one of the best baseball players ever. The team had another 101 wins in 1915, taking them to the 1915 World Series – their tickets were quite a commodity that year, and hard to come by. The Red Sox ended up defeating the Philadelphia Phillies four games to one.
During the 1916 World Series, with Babe Ruth as their pitcher, the team went on to win the 1916 World Series, beating the Brooklyn Robins. During the 1918 season, Babe Ruth led the Sox to another World Series championship - this time defeating the Chicago Cubs, making ticket sales soar.
In 2004, the Boston Red Sox won their first World Championship in 86 years, beating the St. Louis Cardinals. Loyal fans and ticket holders were ecstatic. The team began the series with an 11-9 win, marked by Mark Bellhorn’s game winning home run off Pesky’s Pole. Game 2, which was held in Boston, was won with an awesome performance by Curt Schilling. Pedro Martinez helped to shut out the Cardinals for seven innings and this led the Boston Red Sox to a 4-1 victory in Game 3. The game finally ended as Edgar Renteria batted the ball to closer Keith Foulke and soon after Foulke lobbed the ball to Mientkiewicz at first, the Boston Red Sox ticket holding fans were screaming victory because their team had finally won the World Series after 86 years.
Red Sox Tickets — The comeback
For baseball fans across the country, Boston Red Sox tickets are a very hot item because this team has really been performing pretty well for the past ten years and their fans strongly believe that they will continue to improve in the 2010 season.