Boston fans gather near Fenway Park to celebrate Red Sox World Series win
The Boston Red Sox clinched the World Series in Los Angeles, but that hasn’t prevented a party from breaking out in Boston.
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Shortly after the Red Sox secured Game 5 Sunday with a 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, fans took to the streets.
Fans gather near Fenway
Where did they gather? Near Fenway Park, of course. Fans swarmed Kenmore Square to revel in the Red Sox’ fourth World Series win since 2004.
Queen was on the playlist.
fenway park is a party right now. i love boston. #worldseries pic.twitter.com/eQIsce0qxY
— ghouley duley 🎃 (@Advil) October 29, 2018
As were The White Stripes.
Outside Fenway Park pic.twitter.com/YkcDw9IO1f
— Brandon Gunnoe (@Brandon_Gunnoe) October 29, 2018
Here’s an aerial view of the festivities taking shape.
Red Sox are World Series Champions! What an amazing game. The celebrations have already started near Fenway Park! #worldseries #redsox #dodamage #dirtywater pic.twitter.com/YcIIZnyrkh
— Zack Rothman (@ZackRothman) October 29, 2018
And a shot from the street of revelers running to the party.
Fans running to the Common on Boylston street. #worldseries @BUNewsService pic.twitter.com/ixLpdU77s4
— K. Sophie Will (@ksophiewill) October 29, 2018
Unlike Philadelphia, whose Super Bowl celebration got a bit out of hand, Boston has done this several times. Police knew the drill and made their presence known before the party got going.
BPD officers on bikes descending through Fenway area in preparation for what could be night of celebration in city of Boston. All news trucks being told to clear from area around ball park #Boston25 #RedSoxNation pic.twitter.com/4l29KQZyST
— Drew Karedes (@DrewKaredes) October 29, 2018
But things looked a little more chaotic a little more than an hour later.
Not sure if zombie apocalypse or Red Sox World Series celebration pic.twitter.com/tIDzcj7SUo
— Jared Weiss (@JaredWeissNBA) October 29, 2018
But so far, the celebrations appear relatively safe and respectful. Hopefully for everyone involved, Boston continues to act like its been here before.
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