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Fans Flocked to Fenway for Start of Red Sox Season

Red Sox fans headed towards the Fenway Park entrance for Saturday’s game against the Orioles on April 1, 2023. (Photo by Belle Fraser/Boston University News Service)

By Belle Fraser

Boston University News Service

BOSTON – America’s favorite pastime is back, and Fenway is buzzing. 

The Red Sox opened their 2023 campaign at Fenway Park on March 30 with a three-game homestand against the Baltimore Orioles. They won two of the three competitions, and are just below the .500 mark now three weeks into the season. 

The smell of buttery popcorn and roasted sausages filled the air as the Red Sox faithful flooded into the historic ballpark. Boston University News Service Belle Fraser captured some scenes at Fenway Park.

Fenway Park is the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball. The stadium opened to spectators on April 9, 1912. This year marks the ballpark’s 111th season. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service)
Two game-goers laughed as they entered Fenway Park on April 1. (Photo by Belle Fraser//BU News Service)
A man in front of Arties’ Famous Sausage encouraged the crowds to buy a sausage before the game. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service)
The teammates statue outside of Fenway Park featured players Ted Williams, Johnny Pesky, Bobby Doerr, and Dom DiMaggio. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service)
Official Red Sox merchandise being sold outside of Fenway Park. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service)
A family smiled and took a selfie together with Fenway Park in the background. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service)
A customer bought a sausage from Arties’ Famous Sausage outside of Fenway Park on April 1. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service) 
A Red Sox sign rotated around across the street from the ballpark as a Boston police officer directed foot and vehicle traffic. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service)
While the Red Sox lost some key players in the offseason, they also gained new talent and have had high expectations for the season. (Photo by Belle Fraser/BU News Service)

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