“But here's what the young fans need to know, because this is a real story and it deserves to be told right: the Red Sox didn't just inherit Boston. They clawed for it. Season by season, year by year, while the Braves were fading — attendance cratering, ownership losing faith, the whole operation quietly falling apart — Fenway kept filling up. Ted Williams was must-see baseball. The Red Sox were building something real, something the city could feel, and Boston was already choosing. Quietly. Decisively. The way Boston does everything.”... Read more...