Winner of eight World Series Titles, Boston Red Sox is a team of professional American baseball players. The team has won seven East Division Titles, thirteen AL Pennants and seven Wild Card Berths. They are soon coming to your hometown in Kansas City to boast their skill set on the field at Kauffman Stadium. Get your Boston Red Sox Kansas City tickets to enjoy the baseball game against the Kansas City Royals this fall. The team is owned by John Henry and managed by General Manager Ben Cherington and manager John Farrell. The operations of the team are supervised by Larry Lucchino. Boston Red Sox play their home games at the Fenway Park.

The American professional baseball team, Boston Red Sox came together in 1901 as “Boston Americans.” Initially they were members of the American League. Later on the Red Sox became associated members of the Major League Baseball. They play in the East Division of the American League. Since 1912, the Red Sox have been playing their home games at Fenway Park.

The Red Sox started off as a prominent franchise in the new League. By 1918, they had won five championships. The following couple of years were rough but the team managed to pull through by perseverance and determination. Talking about history, the Red Sox hold the most historic rivalry in the North American professional sports against the Yankees.

In average road attendance, Boston Red Sox have maintained a consistent position as one of the top Major League Baseball teams. They set a major professional sports record by playing a total of eight hundred and twenty games during the period May 2003 to April 2013. Notable players of the team include Jimmy Collins, Joe Cronin, Bobby Doerr, Dennis Eckersley, Rick Ferrell, Carlton Fisk and Jimmie Foxx amongst others who were inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Boston Red Sox Kansas City tickets are selling for a baseball game being held at the thirty-seven thousand nine hundred seater arena, Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. Bring your sports friends along to share the experience.