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Red Sox Fans of the Day: Die-hard Red Sox fans in Oregon couldn’t be farther from Boston’s famed, 100-year-old Fenway Park. So one day in summer 2005, Ben Maciarello, the governor of the state’s Red Sox Nation fan club, asked his dad, Jim: “How cool would it be to have our family and friends trying to hit balls over the Green Monster?”
Dad was more than game for building a one-third Fenway replica on the family property in rural Oregon. And so the pair spent 12 hours a day — and $7,000 — in June 2006 building the Green Monster scoreboard, the odd-shaped “triangle” in the center-field wall, and “Pesky’s Pole” in right field. “We wanted it to look authentic,” Jim says.
No worry there — in giant letters, on the back of the Green Monster, you can’t miss it: “Fenway West.”
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I like how everyone in the rest of the country is talking about how it’s going to be 70 today and currently it’s 34 and snowing here.
I like how everyone in the rest of the country is talking about how it’s going to be 70 today and currently it’s 34 and snowing here.
