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BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — The 2004 Red Sox championship team that "broke the curse" was honored at Opening Day at Fenway Park on Tuesday.
Before the season opener against the Baltimore Orioles, the Red Sox celebrated the 20th anniversary of the World Series-winning team.
During the pregame ceremonies, Boston lawmakers presented a "Reversed the Curse" sign to around 40 team members and commemorated Red Sox icons who have passed away since the last home game.
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The Red Sox did special tributes for Arthur D'Angelo, Larry Lucchino, Tim Wakefield, and his wife Stacy Wakefield.
Wakefield's daughter Brianna threw out the first pitch.
Fans attending the home opener received a special Wakefield navy blue, heart-shaped pin featuring his jersey number in red.
Players will also wear Wakefield's number 49 on their jersey sleeves throughout the season.
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