Beer Can Flung By Boston Fans Damages World Series Trophy
At Boston's parade for the World Series champion Red Sox, beer cans flung at the bus carrying the team hit Manager Alex Cora and the MLB Commissioner's Trophy, and also injured a fan.
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At Boston's parade for the World Series champion Red Sox, beer cans flung at the bus carrying the team hit Manager Alex Cora and the MLB Commissioner's Trophy, and also injured a fan.
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