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Red Sox seeking more performers to play Wally role

By Warren Allen
Thursday, July 24, 2008 - Updated 45d 23h ago

Eager to earn a little money on the side working for the Red Sox [team stats]?

To cope with increasing requests for public appearances, the Sox have sent out a call for job seekers willing to don Wally the Green Monster’s costume part time for community and corporate events.

 
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Mascot duty: The Sox are advertising...
Mascot duty: The Sox are advertising for more part-time employees to wear Wally the Green Monster’s 50-pound costume at charity and corporate events.

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