McCoy Stadium through the years

In 1986, fans walked past murals of former PawSox players that had gone on to the majors.

April Chapuck of Central Falls, R.I. lowered an empty soda bottle filled with a pen and memo pad for an autograph inti the dugout pit, a popular form of autograph hunting.

Pawtucket Red Sox mascot “Paws” greeted fans outside of McCoy Stadium.

Fans lined up at a souvenir stand in 1986.

Pawtucket Red Sox clubhouse manager Chris Parent held the locker room nameplates for Roger Clemens, Jose Canseco, and Willie McGee, who all made rehab stints at McCoy in 1995.

Former owner Ben Mondor’s likeness outside the main gate at McCoy.

McCoy in 1986, prior to the 1999 renovations.

PawSox left fielder Mike Greenwell in 1986.

Bill Broadbent swept the rampway under the McCoy murals in 1987.

Al Beaulieu, of Lincoln, R.I., removed his hat for the anthem prior to a game against the Orttawa Lynx on Day One of the 1994 Major League Baseball strike.

A sculpture of children playing baseball located outside the front gate at McCoy.

The home dugout at McCoy, close to the action.

Red Sox Alumni Game: Boston Red Sox’s Mike Easler slides safely into home as Pawtucket Red Sox catcher Dave Malpeso waits in vain for the ball in 1985.

The PawSox raised the Governor’s Cup in 1984 at the Ballpark in Old Orchard, Maine.

Outfielder LaSchelle Tarver-, 1986.

The view from center at McCoy in 1986.