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A Tokyo-based fan called 'Superbowl' sent in this image of a tasty beverage.
Michael Fulcher of South Weymouth, MA, sent in this image of the Sox stars as Supermen.
This tribute to Dustin Pedroia's skills came from Brian St. Marie of Chicopee.
Ray Shaw submitted this photo that shows the dawn of a new era for Red Sox Nation.
Jeff Howe of Portland, Maine, sent a strong message about World Series MVP Mike Lowell.
Chris McCauley of Chicopee saw Dice-K playing a lead role in the Red Sox hunt for a Series win.
Steven Murray of Whitman and Troy Lefebvre of Watertown created a Papi taco sign that was passed around the bleachers at Fenway during Game 2 of the World Series.
Jeff Dockum offered his thanks to Jacoby Ellsbury for the free food.
Joshua Nadreau of Spencer created this 2007 World Series wallpaper.
AnnMarie Sivret of Stow, Mass., created this fantastic collage after the Red Sox defeated the Indians in the ALCS.
Dan Rubel of Austin, Texas, turned Jonathan Papelbon into an 'Incredibles' character.
Brett Dewey from Wicked Cool sent in this dig at an old rival of the Sox.
Steve Martel created this tribute to two great batters in his graphic design class at Hudson High School.
Steve Myers saw pitcher Josh Beckett as truly on fire in the playoffs and World Series.
Rupam Som of Waltham got Sox fans fired up for the Series with this picture.
Rupam Som of Waltham followed up that last one with this homage to the Sox closer.
Shelley Sund submitted this coming attraction.