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It’s a tradition that goes along with Patriots’ Day — the holiday celebrated in six states including Massachusetts that remembers the beginning of the American Revolutionary War — and the Boston Marathon, which takes place on that holiday.

The Boston Red Sox play a game in the morning. This year, they’ll be facing the Los Angeles Angels at 11:10 a.m. Eastern.

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