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7. Aug. 2022 · On Aug. 7, 1982, in a game between the Red Sox and White Sox at Fenway Park, Jim Rice saved a young boy’s life. Here’s a look back at that day, exactly 40 years later: It was the fourth...
7. Aug. 2012 · CheetoSantana. 770 subscribers. Subscribed. 1.9K. 189K views 11 years ago. On August 7th 1982 Jim Rice climbs into the Fenway Park stands from the dugout to assist a young boy who had...
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7. Aug. 1982 · The box score shows Jim Rice went 1-for-4 with two RBIs on August 7, 1982. Despite the fact that the Red Sox lost the game, no one would argue that he shouldn’t have been credited with a save, as well.
Jim Rice’s quick reaction helps save child struck by ball. By Dan Shaughnessy Globe Staff,August 8, 1982, 11:19 a.m. 3. The disclaimer is right there on the back of every ticket: “The holder ...
7. Aug. 2022 · On Aug. 7, 1982, in a game between the Red Sox and White Sox at Fenway Park, Jim Rice saved a young boy’s life. Here’s a look back at that day, exactly 40 years later: It was the fourth inning, with the White Sox ahead, 3-0, and Red Sox second baseman Dave Stapleton rocketed a ball foul over the first base dugout.
16. Nov. 2022 · A TRUE HERO. August 7, 1982. The Red Sox were playing an afternoon game at Boston’s Fenway Park. Suddenly a screaming foul ball whizzed past the first base dugout, and Red Sox left fielder Jim Rice heard the unmistakable sound of the ball striking flesh.
During a nationally televised game on August 7, 1982, Rice rushed into the stands to help a young boy who was struck in the head by a line drive off the bat of Dave Stapleton. Rice left the dugout and entered the stands to help four-year-old Jonathan Keane, who was bleeding heavily.
