Sights, Sounds From Red Sox’s World Series Celebration In Puerto Rico

by

Nov 3, 2018

The Boston Red Sox’s World Series victory tour is going global.

The Red Sox did their fair share of celebrating in Boston after ousting the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Fall Classic, including a parade around the city and tribute at a Boston Celtics game.

The Commissioner’s Trophy likely will do a bit of traveling up until the start of the 2019 Major League Baseball season, but one of its first stops was Caguas, Puerto Rico, the hometown of manager Alex Cora.

Cora and some other members of the organization, including fellow Puerto Rican Christian Vazquez, departed Boston for Caguas early Saturday morning and arrived to a hero’s welcome upon touching down.

Here are some of the best sights and sounds from the trip:

https://twitter.com/corte4/status/1058786994950692865

https://twitter.com/corte4/status/1058807354710523906

Now that’s how you celebrate a World Series title.

Cora was exceptionally active in raising awareness for relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Maria, so it must have been beyond a thrill for the first-year manager to celebrate an incredible accomplishment back home.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady
Previous Article

Does This Wild Stat Prove Tom Brady Finally Has Started To Decline?
Boston Bruins Right Wing David Backes
Next Article

Berkshire Bank Hockey Night In New England: Projected Bruins-Predators Lines, Pairings

Picked For You

Related