The Bruins and Celtics — born in the winters of 1924-25 and 1946-47, respectively — both played their first home games in the big barn near Symphony Hall and Huntington Avenue.
Let the record show that your thrill-ride Sox expired at the hands of a kid who made his baseball bones by shutting down titans of the Bay State Conference.
Imagine going into a playoff series with only two established starting pitchers, then lifting one of them after only 2⅓ innings, as happened to Brayan Bello.