Sports Spots in Boston
Boston offers a wide variety of sporty activities for everyone.
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Ben Breslerman
Gillette Stadium
Rick Stewart
Jerry Remy's Seaport
Nashoba Valley Ski Area
Bleacher Bar
Porrazzo Skating Arena
TD Garden
Jared Wickerham
The Four's
Gary Higgins
Fenway Park
Jamie Squire
Known as the oldest Major League Baseball stadium still in use, Fenway Park opened in 1912. Although there have been some minor renovations over the years, the original structure is still intact, making it one of the most historic stadiums in all of sports. The stadium itself is a must-see, even if you aren't lucky enough to score tickets to a game. From Carl "Yaz" Yastrzemski's unforgettable pennant run and Triple Crown victory to memories of "the greatest hitter who ever lived," Ted Williams, Fenway is riddled with Red Sox memorabilia and history.
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