The perfect Halloween costume for every Boston Red Sox player

The Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular has 5,000 pumpkins decorated for your enjoyment.Oct. 1, 2021Jackolantern 25
The Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular has 5,000 pumpkins decorated for your enjoyment.Oct. 1, 2021Jackolantern 25
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We’ve reached the height of spooky season, and with Halloween weekend upon us, it’s the perfect time to pick out costumes for the Boston Red Sox.

The rules of picking out costumes for the 2021 Red Sox are that there are no rules.

Here we go!

Red Sox starting rotation’s Halloween costumes

Nathan Eovaldi: Captain America

Captain America survived being on ice for over half a century, Nathan Eovaldi came back from two Tommy John surgeries. They’re both resilient leaders who absolutely rock red, white, and blue.

Chris Sale: Slenderman

Like the fictional monster, Chris Sale is tall, thin, and terrifying to opposing batters.

If you don’t want to anger him, just give him run support and don’t show him a Players’ Weekend jersey. If you can’t manage that, hide the scissors.

Eduardo Rodriguez: Rocky

ERod had a pretty up-and-down season after missing 2020 due to COVID and resulting viral myocarditis, but there were moments where he looked like his old self, including during the postseason. He’s overcome a lot, and he just keeps fighting, which is pretty inspirational.

Tanner Houck: Chris Sale

Tanner Houck has been compared to Chris Sale all season long, but in righty form. They’re also both tall, thin, and blonde, so it’s a pretty easy costume. Just swipe one of Sale’s jerseys, and voila!

Garrett Richards: Katy Perry

He’s hot in the bullpen and he’s cold in the rotation, he’s yes in relief and he’s no to starts. He’s in and he’s out, he’s up and he’s down, you get the picture.

Martín Pérez: A popstar

Pérez loves to sing and do karaoke. A pair of cool shades, some leather pants, and a portable microphone, and he’s ready to rock.

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