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David's first home run at Fenway was as a member of the Minnesota Twins. He hit it off Ramon Martinez on September 9, 2000. His first HR at Fenway as a member of the Red Sox was off Brian Anderson of the Cleveland Indians on May 24, 2003.
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Because you would ruin the stigma, of what makes Fenway one of the best parks in major league baseball. In other words, without the Green Monster, and what it does, Fenway would be just another ball park. If they did that ... then one of those bloop hits that just scrapes the wall and results in a double would be ruled a home run. I will grant you that a line drive that hits high on the wall would be a home run in another park, but the risk of awarding home runs to weakly hit balls that wouldn't be a home run in any park outweighs the loss of those hard-hit balls that end up only being singles or doubles.
Yes.
WhiteSox stadium. Great American Ballpark (Reds). Citizens Bank (Phillies).
Bautista in 2010 hit this many home runs in these months: April: 4 HR May: 12 HR June: 4 HR July: 11 HR August: 12 HR September: 11 HR Altogether: 54 HR
Well, first of all during his career he set many MLB records for catchers. But he's probably most remembered for hitting the walk-off HR in game 6 of the 1975 World Series vs. the Cincinnati Reds at Fenway Park.
He never hit 60 HRs exactly in any season. However, he did hit 66 HR in 1998, 63 HR in 1999, and 64 HR in 2001.
Nelson Cruz in 07 and Graig Gentry in 2011, and Esteban German hit a sacrifice fly that was not fielded properly resulting in an error, and he touched-em-all. Not technically an inside the park hr but close enough for most of us.
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