Governor Albert Bryan on Tuesday night threw the ceremonial first pitch at the Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays game, according to photos of the event published by Government House.
The governor was at Fenway Park during the evening for the game, where he was joined by Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschulte, Red Sox President Sam Kennedy, and JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes in Mr. Kennedy's private box after the pitch.
At most levels of baseball, the ceremonial first pitch is a time-honored tradition where a celebrity or a locally significant person throws the first pitch. Sometimes the ceremonial pitcher is given a cap or a jersey, but typically they are allowed to keep the baseball as a souvenir.
Governor Albert Bryan Jr. and Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschulte waved to the crowd at the Fenway Stadium during the Red Sox v Toronto Blue Jays game on Tues. May 2, 2023. (Credit: Government House).
Mr. Bryan is traveling to attend the SelectUSA Investment Summit in National Harbor, Maryland, and the Boston Business Summit this week, and he is also scheduled to meeting with Mr. Hayes, the Jetblue CEO, to discuss travel matters.
