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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-30 · 154 entries checked · 132 flagged · 253 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 253 still open
Yankees Rivalry — The entry states 'Until 2014, every MLB postseason featured one or both teams beginning with the inception of the wild card format and resultant additional Division Series in 1995.' This is incorrect; the streak ended after the 2013 season, so the 2014 postsea
Yankees Rivalry — The entry states 'most recently the Yankees beat the Red Sox in the 2025 American League Wild Card Series.' As of the current knowledge cutoff (2025), no such series has occurred; this is an invented claim.
1903 World Series — The claim that '17 such triples were hit in the four games there' is incorrect; the actual number was 18.
1903 World Series — The claim that 'Boston won three out of four games in Allegheny City' is incorrect; Boston won two and lost two at Exposition Park.
2004 ALCS Comeback — The Red Sox did not lead MLB in plate appearances in 2004.
Ted Williams Tribute — Williams was a 19-time All-Star — the official MLB count is 17 All-Star selections, not 19.
Ted Williams Tribute — He is the last National League or AL baseball player to bat over .400 in a season — he is the last AL player to do so, but the last NL player was Bill Terry in 1930, so the phrasing is factually incorrect.
Green Monster — The manual scoreboard was not installed until 1934; there was no scoreboard in the wall in 1914.
Green Monster — The wall was originally wood, covered with tin in 1934, but the concrete covering was added later (the wall was rebuilt with concrete and steel in 1934). The hard plastic covering was added in 1976, but it was fiberglass, not 'hard plastic'.
Pesky's Pole — The entry states Fenway Park has hosted the World Series 11 times, with the Red Sox winning six of them. It has actually hosted 10 times, and the Red Sox have won four of those at home.
Sweet Caroline — The song was recorded at American Sound Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, but it was actually recorded at United Western Recorders in Los Angeles, California.
Dirty Water — The entry states the song was recorded and released in 1965, but it was actually released in 1966.
Dirty Water — The entry claims the Standells performed the song live at Fenway Park prior to Game 2 of the 2004 World Series, but they performed it before Game 1.
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