Dual-Sport Markets (17)
17 Metro Hubs
Boston Shared Market Proximity
2.9 Miles
🏒 NHL Rink: TD Garden
⚾ MLB Diamond: Fenway Park
Direct Distance
2.9 mi
Transit Time
12 min
Combined Titles
15 Titles
Total Seat Cap
55,548
Boston Bruins
NHL
TD Garden (Est. 1995)
Franchise Founded
1924 (Original Six)
Stanley Cups
6 Cups
Rink Capacity
17,850
Boston Red Sox
MLB
Fenway Park (Est. 1912)
Franchise Founded
1901 (Charter AL)
World Series Titles
9 Titles
Ballpark Capacity
37,755
The Boston market features historic sports corridors connecting Causeway St. (TD Garden) to the Back Bay/Fenway neighborhood via the MBTA Green Line.
Dual-Sport Icons: Drafted & Played in Both Worlds
NHL Draft / MLB Cross-Legacies
Tom Glavine
Baseball Hall of Famer / 1984 4th Round NHL Pick
🏒 NHL Draft Status
Los Angeles Kings (1984, Rd 4, Pick 69)
⚾ MLB Career Peak
Atlanta Braves / NY Mets (305 Wins, 2x Cy Young)
🏆 Hall of Fame
National Baseball Hall of Fame (2014)
Cross-League Historical Impact
In the 1984 NHL Entry Draft, the LA Kings selected center Tom Glavine in the 4th round (69th overall)—ahead of future NHL Hall of Fame superstars Luc Robitaille (171st) and Brett Hull (117th). Glavine elected to play baseball, winning 305 games, 2 NL Cy Young Awards, and the 1995 World Series MVP.