Editing The Boston Red Sox (section)

=== Fenway Park: A Monument to History ===
No discussion of the Boston Red Sox would be complete without mentioning Fenway Park. Opened in 1912, Fenway is the oldest Major League Baseball stadium still in operation, and it serves as a living monument to the history of the sport. The iconic "Green Monster," a towering left-field wall, is one of the most recognizable features in all of sports, and the stadium’s intimate atmosphere has made it a beloved destination for fans.

The park has been home to countless unforgettable moments, from Babe Ruth’s early years to David Ortiz’s clutch performances in the 2004 postseason. Fenway has also played host to some of the game’s most historic events, including the 1946 World Series, Carlton Fisk’s game-winning home run in the 1975 World Series, and countless other moments of drama and excitement.