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Boston, a Great Sports Town, Scores with Fans
City of Champions
Boston is a city of winning teams. Each bringing home trophies in their respected sport. Passion for the teams helps Boston professional sports thrive. Games are often sold out and area bars jam packed with those who could not get through the gates. And when Boston teams fall short, their loyal fans feel their loss, but keep cheering because they know that soon enough their teams will win again.
Celtics Pride
Celtics fans bleed green to match the uniforms of their favorite team. Legends have dribbled their way across the court of the Garden where the abundance of seats ensure ticket availability even for the most in demand games. A typical game is a fun, family friendly event with lots of action. Watch the dancers get their groove on and the crowd going to the beat of popular tunes, or enjoy all of the extras that may just make you a Celtics fan yourself like the performances and prize crew making the rounds at every game.
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Boston Bruins Shoot the Puck
The Boston Bruins bring hockey to life inside the TD Garden. Here they battle to reach the goal as fans cheer from behind the safety of the glass that keeps the pucks from flying freely into the crowd. Fans come from all walks of life and are passionate about their team. You'll see more jersey wearing locals living it up at game time at a Bruins game than at any other Boston sporting event.
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Red Sox Nation
Boston sports are not complete without a visit to the legendary Fenway Park and the Red Sox. Fans of all ages flock to this family friendly park, the oldest in MLB, where even the littlest fans can have some fun. With the Green Monster looming high above left field you'll see why fewer "homah's" head out of the park here, while the lucky few perched in the seats that loom above the wall have a view like no other. Those looking to save a buck will have a blast in the bleachers where the rowdy crowd gets everyone riled up.
Photo courtesy of Jessica Polizzotti
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Boston Marathon, Boston Strong
Qualifying for the Boston Marathon is a goal of runners from around the globe. This 26 miler is no leisurely run as the terrain varies and climaxes at Heartbreak Hill where runners are forced to give themselves one last push before setting off towards the finish line. Crowds gather from Hopkinton to the Back Bay finish line on Boylston Street. The Boston Marathon is just one reason to cheer Boston Strong!
Photo courtesy of Courtesy of the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Kickin' It with the New England Revolution
Socer is more popular the world over than American football. Boston's no stranger to this popular sport, housing its team, the New England Revolution, at the home of the New England Patriots, Gillette Stadium. Drawing large crowds to watch the players race around the field, and offering reasonable ticket pricing, makes the New England Revolution an excellent choice for families looking to see a good match.
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PGA Tour's Deutsche Bank Championship Brings Big Name Golf to Boston
Golf enthusiasts flock to the annual PGA Tour, the Deutsche Bank Championship in Norton, MA. Here golf's greats tee off and play to win while loyal fans quietly watch every stroke from the sidelines. The verdant course adds to the ambiance of the game. This weekend long extravaganza is the ticket to get for fans in know.
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Touchdown with the New England Patriots
A touchdown at Gillette Stadium is a sight to be seen, even on the coldest, snowiest of winter eves. The passion of the crowd starts in the parking lots, where tailgating fun is had by all and fans come together to get ready to root for the Patriots. Once inside the gates, you'll find fans with one thing in common: they are equally as passionate about getting a win.
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Crowds Gather at the Head of the Charles Regatta
Competitors fight to earn a spot in the Head of the Charles Regatta. Attracting some 9000 athletes, and 300,000 spectators annually, it is one of the most elite races on the water. You'll find rowing clubs, universities and even individual rowers racing down the Charles River during this weekend long event. The race is not the only thing drawing crowds as the fall foliage and desirable temperatures entice crowds to enjoy the banks of the Charles for the day.
Photo courtesy of Jessica Polizzotti
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See Up and Coming Athletes at College Athletics
Boston has its fair share of Colleges and Universities that call this great city home. Many offer college athletics that are as inviting to students as they are to area locals looking for an action packed game in a state of the art arena. Teams like the BU Terriers, and BC Eagles have such great rivalries that tickets to hockey games between these two teams can be hard to get.
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About Jessica Polizzotti
Born and raised in Boston, Jessica knows her city like the back of her hand. Always looking to uncover something new, Jessica keeps up on the latest and greatest Boston offerings. Although Jessica has been a world traveler since her teens, her favorite trip may always be her Italian honeymoon. Living in a city that allows her to experience a change in seasons equals an opportunity to enjoy a shift in activities. As the old New England cliché says, “If you don’t like the weather, just wait a minute.”
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