Red Sox veteran blames Fenway Park struggles on ‘seeing a lot of people we don’t know’

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Home doesn’t feel like home anymore for the Red Sox.

Boston newcomer Isaiah Kiner-Falefa made an eye-raising remark after Tuesday’s 4-2 home loss to the Orioles, referencing the “different” feel for the team at Fenway Park compared to road venues.

The last-place Red Sox are an MLB-worst 9-20 at home compared to 16-14 on the...

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Red Sox veteran blames Fenway Park struggles on ‘seeing a lot of people we don’t know’

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