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Boston Red Sox Tickets And Seating Chart

Recently there's been a lot of talk on the grapevines, blogs, word of mouth engines and such about free agents and general manager Theo Epstein held a press conference recently to speak about the hopes that are held to turn their due diligence regarding free agents into potential action that may keep players like Bay slugging away in left field after the dust settles. The Red Sox retain exclusive rights to Bay until the clock strikes midnight on Friday. After that time, all free agents can sign with any major team. At the very least, the Red Sox will get some indications about which team members that they would like to retain whether or not they will stay put or move on.

"I think it could go a number of different directions," Epstein has already said. "...we're always open to change because I think you need change to improve as part of the natural cycle in baseball and life." Certainly the time is coming when we'll be able to tell if there is a natural cycle coming for the Red Sox team or their lifestyle will continue as it stands this season.

If you're looking to a good look at the Red Sox for the 2010 season, some of the best first glimpses are spring training. The upcoming spring training for the Boston Red Sox will be held in Ft. Myers, Florida. The City of Palms Park is the location where the Red Sox have held spring training religiously since 1992 and 2010 will be no exception. Located at 32201 Edison Avenue, this fantastic field has ample seating, including the lawn, and gives fans an opportunity to witness the Red Sox in action.

When the Red Sox are at home, there's nothing like Fenway Park to get into the game and watch the Red Sox do their thing. This great ballpark has been around since 1912 and has been the destination for many generations of fans, team members, coaches, staff and others to get together and enjoy Red Sox baseball. Located at 4 Yawkey Way in Boston, Massachusetts, you can reach this historic ball field by subway, commuter rail, automobile, bus, camper, truck or other oversized vehicle.

Regarded by many as America's Most Beloved Ballpark, Fenway Park has a fantastic seating layout with options to suit every taste and budget. Whether you want to get seated in the dugout box or yell from the upper bleachers, there's no question that Fenway Park has a seat or group of seats that give excellent sites and let you witness the Red Sox in action. You may be one who enjoys the outfield grandstand seats and if so, Fenway Park offers great grandstand options. From the Budweiser Right Field Roof Deck Standing Room to the State Street Pavilion Club, Green Monster and more, there are great choices at all prices.

Many great concessions from cotton candy and ice cream to beef ribs, hot dogs and hamburgers can all be purchased at Fenway Park concessions. Be sure to bring your appetite and take advantage of any of these concessions that you wish. Concession locations include the fifth floor, Big Concourse, Bud Deck, Green Monster, Gate D, coca Cola Deck, 3rd base concourse, Marci/Jordans, 1st base concourse, Yawkey Way and right field roof deck.

For those who want the ultimate Fenway Park experience, suite options include Pavilion Suites, The Legends Suite, Gibson-Sotheby's Board Room and the Monster Corner. Many packages are available for amenities that include behind the scenes tours, dedicated hosts, parking passes, upscale menu, open bar, private suite attendant and bartender and much more.

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