From the friendly confines of Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox are still high from the effects of breaking the curse of the Bambino in 2005. Going by their past performance, the Red Sox aren’t expected to win another pennant until 2057. But one never knows, in the case-hardened American League East. Find Boston Red Sox Tickets

Immortalized in the Chuck Berry song “Living in the USA,” (did I miss the skyscrapers, did I miss the Yawkey Way… you can bet your life I did, until I got home to the USA), Fenway Park, 4 Yawkey Way, sits near the vertex of Commonwealth Avenue and Beacon Street, closest to the Kenmore Square stop on Boston’s Green Line trolley, and is the most intimate place to take in the national pastime. As Boston prepares to build a new stadium for the Red Sox, time is running out to see a game at historic Fenway Park. Ghosts of the Conigliaro brothers (Tony and Billy), Carl Yastrezimski and Carlton Fisk, still inhabit the spirit of Fenway Park and join the Red Sox players from eras gone by, including The Babe, who set all the history in motion, when he was sold to the Yankees for $100,000, so that his owner could finance the production of a play.

The New York Yankees are the Boston Red Sox' chief rival; the two clubs enjoy one of the longest-standing rivalries in North American sports. Buy Boston Red Sox Tickets.