Victory Parade today

It was nice of the Red Sox to turn out on the Duck Boats for Randy's birthday today.

Before the parade



The scene on Boylston Street


The birthday boy

World Series Trophy on Theo's head

Usually, Luis Tiant blow kisses to me at his restaurant on Yawkey Way. Today he waved. :-)

Terry Francona, Red Sox manager, winner of two World Series with the Red Sox


Kevin Youkilis. YOOOOOOOUUUUUUKKKK!

Daisuke Matsuzaka

This is confetti (for all you Yankees fans that forgot what it looks like!)

Stud closer Jonathan Papelbon rocking out with the band

Hideki Okajima is okey dokey!

Great smile from Coco Crisp

Tacoby Bellsbery oops I mean Jacoby Ellsbury. He's the reason for the free tacos today.

Tim Wakefield's personal catcher Doug Mirabelli, and backup catcher Kevin Cash

Manny! Manny! Manny!

Wally the Green Monster

'Nuff said.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Thanks for sharing, especially since I wasn't in front of a TV today.
9:42 PM
alan said…
So happy for you, for them, and for everyone who loves them!

alan
4:01 AM
Kimberly said…
Excellent shots!
8:04 PM
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