The Red Sox usually wear their red jerseys when they play afternoon games during the week. However, they wore them on a Sunday afternoon and the reason given by Jerry Remy was different. It had something to do with a last home game in a series. Can anyone add more? Usually worn on Sunday afternoon games, the last game of a homestand, or if the starting pitcher decides he needs to change his luck. Also worn on special occasions if need be (For example, the St. Patrick's Day green jerseys were worn the game following the death of the great Celtics coach Red Auerbach, as well as the day after the Celtics won Banner 17).
The Red Sox usually wear their red jerseys when they play afternoon games during Sunday games
Most baseball teams today wear different combinations. The Red Sox have white jerseys, gray jerseys, blue jerseys and red jerseys (which they usually wear on Sundays and afternoons). Many teams have multiple cap styles, too.
It is a tribute to the Celtics and Red Auerbac.
If it's a home game they wear their home jerseys and if it's an away game they wear the away jerseys.
The Red Sox wore green uniforms in April 2007 to honor late Celtics coach Red Auerbach
51-23.... This cannot be correct. There is no way that the Sox wore the red jerseys 74 times in 2005.
The Red Sox wear green uniforms on special occasions like St. Patrick's day.
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Luis Aparicio wore #11 with the Boston Red Sox.
Tony Perez wore #5 for the Boston Red Sox.
about 4 times a year
No. Actually, there name was never the Red Stockings, only the Red Sox and Braves.