Wow. Just when you thought John Henry's blog couldn't satisfy more: "A Week in the Life of Executive Vice President Sam Kennedy"

You'll want to gather the family together and read this aloud. The Master speaks...

"From time to time, I’ll present a series of insider views designed to give you a look apart from my limited perspective – a look behind the scenes from the people who make our organizations what they are. This week, Sam Kennedy, executive vice president of the Boston Red Sox and president of Fenway Sports Group, gives you his unique perspective on last week."

Highlights from Sam:

ON SEPT. 11:

"While the eighth anniversary of 9/11 put some things perspective, as a Red Sox employee and fan, I had the feeling Boston was barely alive even though it was two games up in the wild-card race."

A CRITICAL MOMENT:

"Jonathan Gilula popped his head into my office and said, 'It’s going to be a long weekend. We’ve got weather.'"

MIRTH OF A NATION:

"When Larry asked our new general counsel for his observations on the meeting, he said, “I can’t believe how close this group is. It is absolutely incredible how you finish each others sentences.”
He was right. Larry has assembled a team whose members know each other inside and out."

INSIDE SAM KENNEDY:

"Later, Mike Scioscia couldn’t believe what he was watching as Nick Green limped to first base and Alex Gonzalez’s bloop sealed another magical night at Fenway. I asked myself, “Which clients should we take to Anaheim for the ALDS?'"