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Few professional sports franchises have the drawing power of the Boston Red Sox. Fenway Park has sold-out tickets to every game since May 15, 2003, a streak that continues straight into the upcoming MLB season. If you want to help the streak continue, purchase Red Sox tickets for game at Fenway this year!

Red Sox Nation reaches its arms far outside of Boston, as fans gobble up MLB tickets to games in Baltimore, Florida and as far as California. With the team signing Japanese sensation Daisuke Matsuzaka, Red Sox Nation is making its way across the ocean. Be sure to get cheap Red Sox tickets today and see Fenway's famous Green Monster for yourself.

Everything changed for the franchise in 2004 after 86 "cursed" years of baseball. After losing in heart breaking fashion to Yankees the previous year, the Red Sox went out and made a splash in the off season. They acquired starting pitcher Curt Schilling and closer Keith Foulke, whose acquisitions sent the expectations of Red Sox season ticket holders and fans around the country soaring. The team finished the year with 98 wins and entered the playoffs as Wild Card champions. After sweeping the Angels, the Red Sox quickly found themselves in a 3-0 series hole in the ALCS to the Yankees. With nothing to lose, the Sox kept coming up with big moment after big moment and behind the bloody sock of Curt Schilling (who had his tendon sutured to his bone before pitching Game 6), the team became the first baseball team in Major League Baseball history to come back from a 3-0 series deficit. The curse was lifted in the next series as the Sox overmatched the St. Louis Cardinals sweeping them to win the World Series for the first time in 86 years.

In 2007, the Boston Red Sox once again were able to have a dominant year winning the American League East crown for the first time in 12 years. Behind 20-game-winner Josh Beckett, the team carved their way through the playoffs defeating the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and Cleveland Indians, and eventually the Colorado Rockies to take the 2007 World Series, their second title in four years.