Wade Boggs is a legendary man. The star athlete kickstarted his career with the Boston Red Sox in 1982 and quickly solidified his positioning as one of the most successful baseball players in history. By the time he retired 17 years later, Boggs had an impressive .328 batting average with more than 3,000 hits over 2,400 games. In 2005, he was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
But while the baseball player is known for his prowess on the field, he’s even more famous for the time he allegedly drank 107 beers in a single day — 73 of which were apparently consumed on a cross-country flight from Boston to the West Coast. It’s an iconic feat that two baseball fans decided to commemorate this past weekend when they presented the Hall of Famer with a custom 73-rack of Miller Lite at Fanatics Fest NYC.
