Ahead of Final Fenway Park Appearance, 41-Year-Old Ace Melts Fans With an Emotional Confession

Players develop a special attachment to them as they become an integral part of the highs and lows of their careers. Adam Wainwright of the St Louis Cardinals is seemingly experiencing similar emotions even at an away ground. Having played for the Cardinals all his career, he recently made his last appearance at the iconic Fenway Park, home to the Boston Red Sox.

Emotions were bound to flow, especially when the 41-year-old was unlikely to get any playing time at the same venue. He took to social media and expressed his feelings about the incredible venue. What exactly did he say? Let us find out.

Adam Wainwright shares his emotions about Fenway Park!

Adam Wainwright reflected on his experiences at Fenway Park. He shared his thoughts on his Twitter account. The post read, “What a place. Before my start the other day I took a few moments to appreciate this incredible venue. Knowing it would be my last start here and feeling blessed to have opportunities like this over the years. Tonight, I wanted one more look.” Wainwright lastly played at Fenway Park in a 6-8 win for the Cardinals. He pitched in five innings and earned two strikeouts.

Adam Wainwright started his MLB career in 2005 and has played 459 games since then. With an astonishing win-loss record of 195-117, Wainwright had a win percentage of 0.675. Registering an ERA of 3.39, he has claimed 2154 knockouts at a WHIP of 1.22. In the ongoing season, he has not started many games and will look to make the most of his next opportunity.

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It will be interesting to see how things will pen for the Cardinals great. His team is currently fighting for the championships. The experienced pitcher will look to contribute during this journey and finish his career on a high note.

Fans share that it is not the last start of the season!

Fans also shared their thoughts on the post. Many thanked him for his contribution to the team. While others reflected on the fact that it is not the last start as the team can play the world series here.

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It was an emotional moment for the legend after he played his last game at Fenway Park. Will he return as a coach? Only time will answer this question. What do you think about this story? What is your favorite moment in the stadium? Let us know in the comments below!

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