Red Sox to host Hispanic Celebration at Fenway Park tonight, Presented by Goya Foods

BOSTON, MA – The Red Sox will host a Hispanic Celebration at Fenway Park, today, September 14, presented by Goya Foods before the 7:15 p.m. Red Sox-Yankees game. Pregame ceremonies will honor Latinx members of the community dedicated to lifting Latinx voices and DJ Michael Mercado will provide cultural entertainment on Jersey Street before the game.

Jorge Quiroga, the first Latino reporter in Boston broadcast history will throw out the ceremonial first pitch on behalf of Goya Foods, and Spanish-language broadcaster Junior Pepén will announce team lineups in Spanish. Concessions on Jersey Street will offer food representing several Latin countries, including chicken enchilada with sauce, elote salad, mojo rice and beans, and Tres leches cake.

In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from September 15 to October 15, Latinx members of the Red Sox front office are being featured as guests during the Spanish radio broadcasts through the end of the 2023 regular season.

Fans who purchased tickets for tonight’s game through redsox.com/hispaniccelebration will receive a navy-blue custom replica "Medias Rojas" jersey. While this promotion is sold out, fans can still purchase tickets to tonight’s game through redsox.com/tickets. Mastercard is the preferred payment method of the Boston Red Sox.

Tonight’s Hispanic Celebration, presented by Goya Foods is part of the club’s ongoing effort to make Fenway Park an inclusive environment for all fans.