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Its a new dawn for the Boston Red Sox as the team is ready to put the issues of the past few years behind them. There hasn't been a better time to get out to Fenway Park in ages, and tickets for the Red Sox reflect that fact. John Farrell is back in Boston, and with the flamboyant Bobby Valentine ear over, the Red Sox can concentrate on wining baseball games. The AL East schedule is looking mighty tough so the Red Sox don't have much margin for error. General Manager Ben Cherington is now in his second year at the helm, and he's brought in a deep team loaded with gritty veterans eager to return the Boston Red Sox to their winning ways. Be there to see how John Farrell and the 2013 Boston Red Sox perform and get your tickets right now!

After one of the most miserable season in Boston Red Sox history, Cherington jettisoned Adrian Gonzales, Carl Crawford and Josh Beckett, as well as their salaries, to the LA Dodgers before the trade deadline last year. That freed up a ton of salary and Cherington went about putting together a solid roster for the 2013 season. Brand new to Boston are infielders Mike Napoli an Stephen Drew (brother of former Red Sox J.D. Drew) outfielders Shane Victorino and Jonny Gomes along with pitchers Ryan Dempster, who was once a stud on the Chicago Cubs team, and closer Joel Hanrahan, who was fantastic with the Pirates last season. The new faces compliment a solid core that will rely heavily on the new crop of Red Sox players. Last year Will Middlebrooks emerged as a potential All-Star and eventually led to Kevin Youkilis being traded to the White Sox, and in during the 2013 Red Socks season fans are hoping another stud will pop up. We've seen Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury come out of the farm system to be great players, and in 2013 we'll see if Ryan Kalish, Daniel Nava, Jose Iglesias or any of the other Sox prospects are ready make the leap to the big leagues. Cherington has the veterans to protect the team if nobody pans out, but its safe to say the Red Sox front office is hoping one of the youngsters is ready to make an impact on the team. See the future stars of Red Sox Nation develop before your eyes and get your baseball tickets today! The Red Sox are going to try to put on a show for you when you buy tickets to a game, but make sure you do your part and root root root for the home team.

There is nobody on the Red Sox pitching rotation that would like to turn the page on the last two seasons than Jon Lester. He again will be counted on to lead the pitching rotation, and he has the stuff to do his talking on the field at Fenway Park and on the road. The time has come for Lester and Clay Buchholz to show the American League they are capable of leading Boston to victory. John Lackey has a lot to prove after last season was de-railed by injuries, and with Dempster on board the rotation could be solid. Felix Doubront will likely be the other pitcher in the rotation after a solid season in 2012. Heading into 2013 the Red Sox rotation looks like its going to be solid, and you can be there with your own set of tickets, get them today!

Another issues Red Sox Nation will be keeping an eye on this season is how good David Ortiz can be. Big Papi has been solid the past few seasons, continuing to be one of the most productive hitters in the MLB, but as he is getting old some of those diehard Red Sox fans are expecting the worst. The other thing to keep in mind for the 2013 season is how playing the National League on a consistent basis will affect teams. What John Farrell does with Ortiz on those days, use him off the bench or at first base, could play a big role in Big Papi's production. You know Ortiz can bash the ball at Fenway Park, but how will he do in a National League stadium coming off the bench? Hitting around Ortiz are some talented players. Ellsbury is perhaps the best leadoff hitter in the game and gives the Red Sox a great chance to score runs in the first inning. Former rookie of the year and MVP Dustin Pedroia can mash with the best of 'em, and Middlebrooks was incredible last season. How Napoli and Victorino play at Fenway will determine a big part of how productive the Red Sox are this season. No shortage of plot lines for the Saux this season, so don't wait to buy Red Sox gameday tickets because they are going fast.

2013 Boston Red Sox Roster (Projected)

• Catcher: Jarrod Saltalamacchia
• First Base: Mike Napoli
• Second Base: Dustin Pedroia
• Shortstop: Stephen Drew
• Third Base: Will Middlebrooks
• Left Field: Jonny Gomes
• Center Field: Jacoby Ellsbury
• Right Field: Shane Victorino
• Designated Hitter: David Ortiz
• Pitching rotation: Jon Lester, Clay Buchholz, Felix Doubront, John Lackey, Ryan Dempster
• Bullpen: Koji Uehara, Andrew Bailey, Junichi Tazawa, Alfredo Aceves, Daniel Bard, Andrew Miller, Franklin Morales
• Closer: Joel Hanrahan

2013 Boston Red Sox Schedule

Looking ahead to the Red Sox 2013 schedule, the AL East in as competitive as ever, with all five teams likely good for 80 - 90 wins. The Toronto Blue Jays made the biggest splash in the off-season with the signings of RA Dickey, Josh Johnson and Jose Reyes. The Blue Jays have been formidable in the past but now they look to be among the best in the division. The Baltimore Orioles and manager Buck Showalter proved they can compete with anyone by winning the AL Wild Card last season. In the Rays the Red Sox have as tough opponent as you get year-in and year-out. And of course these are the New York Yankees.

2013 Rivalry Renewed: Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees

Despite all the competition in the AL East, the New York Yankees still remain the Red Sox biggest rival. Boston begins the 2013 season in New York, taking on the Yankees at Yankee Stadium on Opening Day. Yankees Red Sox tickets are always the Leagues biggest sellers, and that will again be the case in 2013. Look for Red Sox Yankees tickets to be hot once again, as there is nothing like seeing a Yankees vs Red Sox game at Fenway Park. The Red Sox start off the second half of the season after the 2013 All Star Game hosting the Yankees from Friday July 19 - Sunday, July 21. These are going to be very hot tickets so move fast on Red Sox vs Yankee games.

2013 Red Sox Interleague matchups

And the new wrinkle in the 2013 Red Sox schedule is the expansion of inter-league play throughout the season. This season sees a home and away series against the Phillies, a series against the NL West's San Diego Padres, Arizona Diamondbacks and the World Series Champion San Francisco Giants. And perhaps the biggest inter-league matchup will be against the Dodgers and Adrian Gonzalez and Josh Beckett in Los Angeles. Those games are going to be huge, so expect Red Sox vs Dodgers tickets to be some of the hottest on the schedule. And the Red Sox will face the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field in the penultimate series of the 2013 season. Definitely lots of great fun awaits the Red Sox, so don't wait another minute to get your tickets!

Green Monster tickets

We have Green Monster tickets for the best seats at Boston's Fenway Park!

Starting back in 2004, Fenway Park contains the best seats in all of baseball situated atop the Green Monster. These seats get you closer to the action than outfielders would be in many other parks. You won't believe how close to the action you are unless you get your own set of Green Monster tickets. Get them today and experience the best view in all of baseball. Being on top of the Green Monster gives you the best view from the best seats in all of MLB baseball. You won't find a better seat in the entire Red Sox seating chart, so get them today and get a one-of-a-kind experience. When it comes to any kind of RedSox ticket, you won't find a better place for tickets than Ticket Liquidator. Not only do we have tons of Red Sox tickets, but we also have a huge selection of cheap MLB tickets for you to choose from.

The Red Seat

Many fans that buy Red Sox right field bleachers tickets for the first time are curious as to "The Red Seat," which stands apart from the other Red Sox bleachers which are green. This is another of the many icons that make Fenway Park America's most beloved ballpark. Well the Red Seat, in section 42, row 37, seat 21, is the site of the longest home run ever hit into the Red Sox bleachers, and it came courtesy of none other than Ted Williams, old Teddy Ballgame himself. The date was June 9, 1946 and the opponent was Fred Hutchinson of the Detroit Tigers. The ball traveled from Ted William's bat to a total distance of 502 feet. It's not unusual to see fans with Red Sox tickets crowd to the seat after the game for a photo opportunity with the Red Sox Red Seat. Keep it in mind next time you buy Red Sox bleacher seats!

Boston Red Sox tickets to Fenway Park have always been MLB baseball's biggest prize - to see the Green Monster and drink in the atmosphere of New England's passion - and we at TL have always sought to provide cheap Red Sox tickets to you, the people of Red Sox Nation. The Red Sox are looking to get to the post-season once again and will be a dangerous team all season long. Good thing for you that we have Boston Red Sox tickets for every game on the Red Sox schedule. How is the Red Sox form this time out? We help to answer these questions by putting as much info on the Red Sox schedule as we can right here at TL. And once the post-season rolls around, we'll have everything you need at every stage of the playoffs including Boston Red playoff tickets if they make it. Red Sox baseball tickets are waiting for you. Come and see history be made.

Futures at Fenway

And hey there Red Sox baseball fans, the annual Futures at Fenway game is coming up, when fans have a chance to see the best minor-league players in the country strut their stuff. It is always a very fun event, and each year Futures at Fenway tickets are some of the hottest of the year. See the future All-Stars of the MLB compete in one of the most historic ball clubs out there and get your tickets to Fenway Park today.

Red Sox Team Information:

• Full Name: Boston Red Sox
• Year Established: 1901
• League and Division: American League East
• Red Sox Home Field: Fenway Park
• Fenway Park Capacity: Day 36,945
• Night 37,373
• Year Established: 1901
• Nickname: BoSox
• Manager: John Farrell
• General Manager: Ben Cherington
• Rival: The New York Yankees
• Official Red Sox Site

The Red Sox in the AL East

The Boston Red Sox compete in the very tough AL East, which could very well be the toughest division in all of sports. Lets not forget that the AL East has sent three different members to the World Series the past three years. Its always special when the Red Sox take on the other AL East teams, so if you can make it to one of these games all the better. Of course baseball season wouldn't be the same without Red Sox Yankees tickets, as these guys have a grudge dating back nearly 100 years. There is nothing like a Red Sox Yankees game, so if you can make it definitely get your Red Sox tickets for that. This year's NY Yankees [tickets] have a number of new players which could prove tough for the Red Sox to handle. Then you've got those crazy Tampa Bay Rays [tickets], which came out of nowhere to make it to the World Series in 2008. No self respecting member of Red Sox Nation has forgotten what happened in last year's ALCS, and neither have the Red Sox players. You can bet they will be looking to reclaim their supremacy. Get your Red Sox Rays tickets today to get in on all the action. And lets not forget other the other two AL East teams. Get your Red Sox Orioles tickets and Red Sox Blue Jays tickets today and see them take on these still talented teams. Its not gonna be an easy 162 games, but if the Red Socks can stay healthy, they will have a great shot at taking the AL East.