Red Sox literally sound the alarms in middle of Giancarlo Stanton at-bat
In the middle of a Giancarlo Stanton at-bat, the fire alarms at Fenway Park went off an folks couldn’t believe it.
Folks all over Boston still can’t believe what Giancarlo Stanton did on Saturday night, as his grand slam late in the action gave the Yankees a thrilling win over Boston. It was a sweet dinger. So, how was Stanton going to follow things up in the series finale?
Well, something else has caused quite the scene, as the fire alarms went off at Fenway moments ago right in the middle of a Stanton at-bat. You simply can’t make this stuff up.
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— Kenny Ducey (@KennyDucey) September 27, 2021
The fire alarms are going off here at Fenway. Giancarlo Stanton happens to be in the middle of an at-bat. This tracks, tbh.
— Lindsey Adler (@lindseyadler) September 27, 2021
The fire alarms at Fenway Park went off in the middle of a Giancarlo Stanton at-bat
Luckily for the Red Sox, Stanton didn’t leave the park in that at-bat. Obviously it’s a coincidence that the alarms went off at that exact moment, but New York fans sure are questioning things.
It’s been a series dominated by the Yankees, with Stanton’s blast really being a memorable moment. We’ll see if Boston will be able to get the last laugh on Sunday or if New York will record a sweep.
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