Red Sox Announce Changes To Make Fenway Park Safer During Summer Camp
Baseball is back at Fenway Park, but the old ball yard is a lot different than the one everyone is used to.
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Baseball is back at Fenway Park, but the old ball yard is a lot different than the one everyone is used to.
The Red Sox began "summer camp" at Fenway Park on Friday, but not everyone was able to participate. Boston did indeed have "some" players test positive for COVID-19 earlier this week.
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At Fenway Park, weights and other exercise equipment were set up Thursday in the concourse under the seats that Red Sox fans won't be allowed to occupy when the season finally starts.
As they get set to start summer camp at Fenway Park on Friday, the Red Sox had to take care of some roster business on Thursday.
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