Boston Red Sox single-game tickets go on sale Friday despite ongoing MLB lockout; David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez will be inducted into team’s Hall of Fame on May 27

Fans cheer in a nearly full section of the stands during the second inning of a baseball game between the Boston Red Sox and the Miami Marlins, Saturday, May 29, 2021, in Boston. Saturday marks the end of most COVID-19 restrictions in Massachusetts. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
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The ongoing MLB lockout isn’t stopping the Red Sox from proceeding with single-game ticket sales for 2022.

The Red Sox announced Monday that tickets for Opening Day and games through June 1 will go on sale Friday at 10:00 a.m. ET. In total, tickets to 32 of the team’s 81 home games will be available for sale starting Friday.

Boston’s decision to begin selling single-game seats is notable because the beginning of the MLB season is in jeopardy due to the ongoing labor dispute between the league’s owners and players. With the start of spring training just a month away, there has been little progress in negotiations between the sides, though they did meet late last week for a discussion. There is a strong chance the beginning of spring training -- and even the start of the season -- will be delayed if no agreement is reached in the coming weeks.

If the sides do reach a new collective bargaining agreement, the Red Sox will open their regular season at home against the Rays on March 31. Other notable early-season home games include the Patriots’ Day matchup with the Twins on April 18 and an ALCS rematch with the Astros from May 16-18.

The Red Sox also announced that they will induct their 2020 Red Sox Hall of Fame class (which includes David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Rich Gedman, the late Bill Dinneen and former general manager Dan Duquette) during a pre-game ceremony on May 27 before a matchup with the Orioles.

Full release from the Red Sox:

The Red Sox today announced that single-game tickets for Opening Day and games through June 1 will go on sale this Friday, January 21, at 10 a.m. at redsox.com/tickets.

Red Sox 2022 single-game tickets start as low as $15 and are available in all seating areas including the popular Green Monster seats, Sam Deck tables, and Field Box sections. Tickets can be purchased online or by calling 877-REDSOX-9. Tickets will not be sold at the Fenway Park ticket office. Mastercard is the preferred payment of the Boston Red Sox.

Available single-game tickets for all Red Sox home games through June 1 include Opening Day, Patriot’s Day, and a special Red Sox Hall of Fame ceremony prior to the game on Friday, May 27. A total of 32 games, including five weekend series, will be available during this initial sale.

This spring, the club will honor the 2020 Red Sox Hall of Fame class, whose induction was delayed due to the pandemic. Former players David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Rich Gedman, and the late Bill Dinneen, as well as former General Manager Dan Duquette, will be honored in pregame ceremonies at Fenway Park preceding the Red Sox-Orioles game on Friday, May 27. The honorees will also be formally inducted during a special event to benefit the Red Sox Foundation. Details for the event and the rest of the weekend series will be announced in the coming weeks.

Fans attending games at Fenway Park will be required to comply with applicable state and city COVID-19 health and safety rules. Please check redsox.com/healthandsafety for updated guidelines as your game approaches.

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