Article: Red Sox Nation pays visit to Cell

Red Sox Nation took root Saturday at U.S. Cellular Field, where the Boston Red Sox' 10-7 victory against the White Sox was greeted warmly by their fans in the crowd of 37,303.

I've never seen so much passion," first-year Red Sox manager Terry Francona said. There was a lot of love for the Cubs when I played here [1986], but when they played bad, they became cute. The fans forgave their losses. They weren't dying. [With the Red Sox], they live and die every game. They rejoice when we win, die when we don't. I haven't seen anything like it. I'd heard about the Red Sox Nation before I got here. It's real. It's passed down from grandfather to father to son."

Red Sox shortstop Orlando Cabrera, ...

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