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VIDEO: Two Red Sox fans holding an A.L. East banner they found on the street for ransom are freakin’ hilarious

Image via Boston Globe
Image via Boston Globe
By Michael Hulse Posted Wed, Sep 19, 2018

Boston is a Red Sox town, so it only makes sense that when an official A.L. East Championship banner fell off a truck en route to Fenway that two die hard Sawx fans were the ones to find it.

The best part of the story isn’t that the 44-year old Louie Iacuzzi and his pally Travis Anderson found the banner, it’s the two guys themselves. Boston is often parodied, but these two dudes from Malden are more incredible than anything inĀ Good Will Hunting or anything Saturday Night Live could dream up.

In a video shot by the Boston Globe, the fellas proudly displayed their find, and were more than happy to return it to Fenway, if, ya know, the Sawx could scratch their backs with some playoff tickets or whatever. It turns out they ended up returning the banner to the team and got nothing in return. It’s time for Affleck, Damon, or Mark Wahlberg to step up and do the right thing. It’s the only solution.

This video is one of the funnier things we’ve come across recently. Drink it in like you’re in a bah in Hahvahd Yahd.

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