Fenway Park history was made on June 9, 1946, when Ted Williams smashed a 502-foot home run to the right field seats. To this ...

Amid a horde of dark green, there is a single red seat in section ... Sox legend, Ted Williams, who played from 1939 to 1960 and stands immortalized in bronze outside Fenway Park, giving his ...

And on June 9, 1946, when Williams entered the batter’s box for his first at-bat in the second game of a doubleheader, the ...

Of course, that “Ted Williams seat” is the lone red seat located in the right field bleachers at Fenway Park. The Red Sox icon supposedly hit a home run to that seat on June 9, 1946.

While impressive, it was 32 feet short of the Fenway Park record, a 502-foot blast hit by Ted Williams in 1946 that’s marked by a red seat in the right field bleachers. Judge acknowledged it’d ...

Saturday afternoon Triston Casas hit one of the longest home runs we’ve seen at Fenway Park this season ... the more he feels like the red Ted Williams seat is a myth and that there’s no ...

BOSTON — Aaron Judge believes Ted Williams hit Fenway Park’s legendary red seat, but he doesn’t think anyone else will. Even though the Yankees lost the game after blowing a late three-run ...

Learn more. BOSTON — Aaron Judge believes Ted Williams hit Fenway Park’s legendary red seat, but he doesn’t think anyone else will. Even though the Yankees lost Friday night, 9-7 ...

For an experiment, I wandered around Fenway Park in search of a Red Sox fan who, by appearances, looked as though they might have seen Ted Williams actually play. This is admittedly dangerous ...

Friday night, Aaron Judge hit his 36th home run of the season deep to center at Fenway Park. It went so far it had many fans wondering how the home run was even possible, seeing as it went above ...

sits next to a red seat memorializing the longest home run hit at Fenway Park by Ted Williams in 1946 during practice on July 5, 2020. On June 9, 1946, the Red Sox were facing off against the ...