(PHOTO) Chicago White Sox Are ‘Boston Strong’
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It was a classy move by the White Sox in the Windy City Tuesday night as the team opened a three-game series against the Red Sox by donning "Boston Strong" t-shirts in tribute to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
Tuesday was the one-year anniversary of the tragedy that killed three and injured hundreds.
Red Sox manager John Farrell said before the game, "It's another day of healing for everyone involved, particularly the family of the victims."
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It was a classy move by the White Sox in the Windy City Tuesday night as the team opened a three-game series against the Red Sox by donning "Boston Strong" t-shirts in tribute to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
Tuesday was the one-year anniversary of the tragedy that killed three and injured hundreds.
The @WhiteSox show their support with the @RedSox in town. pic.twitter.com/1Rgbwc6i2C
— MLB (@MLB) April 16, 2014The White Sox also played a video montage, held a moment of silence and played the Red Sox signature song, "Sweet Caroline." Red Sox manager John Farrell said before the game, "It's another day of healing for everyone involved, particularly the family of the victims."
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