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Keith Foulke threw out the first pitch at Fenway Park as part of a celebration of the 2004 World Series-winning Red Sox team.

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Jason Varitek recreated his leap into Foulke’s arms, just as he did in 2004 as other players looked on.

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Varitek, Foulke — and other team members — shared a laugh.

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Members of the 2004 team and friends yelled “play ball” before the current team’s game against the Rays.

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Nomar Garciaparra and Varitek walked onto the field.

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Team members watched a video tribute to their championship season.

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Bronson Arroyo couldn’t attend because he’s currently with the Reds, but he offered his former teammates a video toast.

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Pedro Martinez held the championship trophy as Kevin Millar watched during a Duck Boat ride on the field.

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Millar tossed baseballs from a Duck Boat.

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The celebration was a chance for the team and fans to recognize each other.

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The 2004 team’s motto was “Bunch of Idiots.” But they were also champions.

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Jill Beique with her son Ayden Beique, 8, were at Fenway.

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Fans reacted to the 2004 team before the start of the Rays game.

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Before 2004, no Red Sox team had won a World Series since 1918.

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Tony Morgan took in the night’s events.

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Ed Coffer and Rina Coffer turned out for the second-to-last home game of the season.

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Roger Clemens, who was not on the 2004 team, shook hands with bench coach Tim Bogar during batting practice.