Fenway Park “Dice-K vs. Ichiro” Boston Red Sox 2007 Panoramic Poster Print – Everlasting

Note: “The Rob Arra Collection” Watermark on the
image here will NOT appear on the print you receive. This has been added
to the internet sample image by the publisher for copyright reasons only.

Historic Match Up – Daisuke Matsuzaka Against Ichiro
Suzuki

2007.04.11

A Panoramic View at Fenway Park – Boston, Massachusetts
– Rob Arra Collection

(Note: Titling text on poster is in authentic Japanese
script, with some English translation in fine print)

It was a historic moment in Japanese baseball! On the
most hallowed ground in the sport, two of Japan’s all-time greatest stars
faced each other for the first time in the Major Leagues – Ichiro Suzuki,
the Seattle Mariners’ legendary outfielder, and Daisuke Matsuzaka, the
Boston Red Sox’ much-heralded addition to the starting rotation. With the
springtime sunset creating a breathtaking pink-and-purple sky above, and
the fans creating a light show of their own with hundreds of camera flashes
filling the stands…SNAP! The moment is preserved for all-time, and is
now available for your wall.

With picture-perfect clarity on a picture-perfect evening
at Fenway Park, this spectacular poster takes you back to that classic
at-bat, when Dice-K shut down his fellow countryman and rival by inducing
a soft grounder back to the mound, thrilling the hometown Red Sox fans
and millions of enthusiasts watching live in the wee hours of the morning
back home in Japan. Shot from midway up the first base grandstand, you
get a perfect view of the action. From the Citgo sign lighting the night
behind the Green Monster and the Monster seats, to the hand-operated and
digital scoreboards, to the quirky outfield wall, to the fans in the old
green grandstands, to the action on the field as Dice-K’s first pitch in
Boston is about to be unleashed, it’s all here, preserved for your wall,
to commemorate the event for a lifetime! A must-have piece of history for
the wall of any fan of the Red Sox, Fenway Park, and Japanese baseball,
perfect for a nice frame and a prominent place on the wall of home or office.