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Fenway Park Crowd Blasts Red Sox Ownership in Viral Moment
TL;DR
Boston Red Sox fans chanted 'Sell the team' during a game against the Philadelphia Phillies, expressing frustration with ownership. The game was tied until Kyle Schwarber hit a home run in the eighth inning.
Key points
- Fenway Park crowd chanted 'Sell the team'
- Boston Red Sox played against Philadelphia Phillies
- Game was tied until eighth inning
- Kyle Schwarber hit a home run to start scoring
- Schwarber leads the league with 18 home runs
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Fenway Park - Boston Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox faced off against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday night and the fanbase had a clear message for ownership: "Sell the team."
The contest was a close and competitive one, for the most part. The score was tied at zero heading into the eighth inning before old friend Kyle Schwarber blasted his league-leading 18th homer of the season to kick off the scoring.
7 home runs in 7 games for DJ Schwarbs 📀 pic.twitter.com/nd74kb70LP
— MLB (@MLB) May 15, 2026
An error, a single, a hit by pitch, and a successful challenge from Philadelphia led to two more runs. It has been a difficult season, to say the least, for Boston and the fanbase at Fenway Park let ownership hear it on Thursday after the brutal eighth inning.
Here come the “Sell the team” chants at Fenway pic.twitter.com/Zwy9BTUgue
— Mike Mutnansky (@MikeMutnansky) May 15, 2026
Fans took to X with the message as well.
@RedSox fans chanting
“SELL THE TEAM SELL THE TEAM SELL THE TEAM— Nuke ⚾️⚾️🏀🏀🏈🏈 (@NukeLaLoosh123) May 15, 2026
Q&A
Why are Boston Red Sox fans calling for ownership to sell the team?
Fans are frustrated with the team's performance and management, leading to the viral chant during a recent game.
What happened during the Red Sox vs. Phillies game that sparked fan protests?
The game was tied until Kyle Schwarber hit a home run in the eighth inning, prompting fans to voice their discontent with ownership.
Who hit the home run that broke the tie in the Red Sox game?
Kyle Schwarber hit his league-leading 18th home run of the season, breaking the tie in the eighth inning.
