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Red Sox host Cardinals on Friday for home opener at Fenway Park

The Red Sox faced the St. Louis Cardinals at Fenway Park for their home opener on April 4, 2025.
Excitement was widespread, with some fans lining up outside Fenway Park early Friday to celebrate the team's 125th home season.
Fans showed their enthusiasm by picking up new team merchandise and taking photos by the Ted Williams statue.
Red Sox fan Markley said, "Every single penny is worth it," highlighting the excitement around opening day.
The Red Sox entered their home opener with a 3-4 record and high hopes after their series win against the Orioles.

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