Here’s What It Takes To Be Fenway Park Scoreboard Operator

You also get a pretty good seat to watch Red Sox home games

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Jan 5, 2022

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      Have you ever wondered what you have to do to become a Fenway Park scoreboard operator?

      Well, you've come to the right place.

      Fenway Park's Green Monster scoreboard is one that's manually curated. The opponent, hits, errors and runs scored are just a few of the statistics that need to be updated throughout each of the nine innings.

      Teamworks Online posted a job opening to be Fenway's next scoreboard operator. Here are the qualifications and job responsibilities:

      Update the home game’s line score, runs, hits, and errors
      Update the out of town American and National League scores
      Update the American League East standings before and after Red Sox games

      Demonstrates a passion and knowledge of baseball
      Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with a high attention to detail
      Ability to work in close quarters on days, nights, weekends, holidays
      Ability to work in all types of weather & temperatures
      Ability to lift upwards of 25 pounds and climb a small ladder as necessary
      Commitment to work at least half of all Red Sox home games

      The best part? You get a pretty good seat to the home games.

      Thumbnail photo via Paul Rutherford/USA TODAY Sports Images
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