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Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine will get a special experience on Friday afternoon. The new Boston skipper will be a part of his first home opener in his new job, and it's an experience he's looking forward to.
Valentine is full of excitement for the home debut, but he's also ready to try and turn things around after a 1-5 start. He stopped by Friday Night Fenway to discuss that and much more.
See what he had to say in the video above.