When is the Red Sox World Series victory parade?

BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox will celebrate their 2018 World Series victory with a parade on the streets of Beantown.

Tom Warner told Boston 25 News Sunday night after the game the parade would be Wednesday morning at 11 a.m., but John Henry said, "Call the mayor."

"The Mayor is in charge," Henry followed up.

Mayor Marty Walsh held a news conference Monday to confirm the plan for 11 a.m. on Wednesday.

You can find more info at Boston.gov/RedSoxParade.

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The World Series Championship banner was raised outside of Fenway Monday morning.

The forecast for Wednesday looks good for spectators.

After a comeback win in Game 4, the Red Sox took home a 5-1 win in Game 5 in Los Angeles, beating the Dodgers to clinch the 2018 World Series.

The celebration in LA continues before the Sox fly back to Boston for some hometown love.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh was quick to cue the duck boats for a celebration parade.

Back in Boston, elated fans took to the streets outside of Fenway.

This marks the fourth time in the past 15 years the Red Sox have won a World Series title and the ninth time overall.

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