Boston Red Sox Step Up to the Plate with ‘It Gets Better’ Message: VIDEO

Andy Towle July 1, 2011

The Boston Red Sox are the latest MLB franchise to speak out against bullying:

The 60-second video, produced by Red Sox Productions, features Kevin Youkilis, Jason Varitek and Terry Francona.

Also included are Eric Maitland, a Red Sox greeter and Wheelock College counselor; TJ Connelly, Fenway Park's DJ and member of the Red Sox Fan Services & Entertainment department; Kristen Rosa, Smith College student and Red Sox fan; and Alison Tippett, a student at Lexington High School and daughter of Red Sox Director of Baseball Information Services Tom Tippett.

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