2013 World Series superfans

Steven Tyler of Aerosmith was in the stands afor Game 6.

Boston Red Sox fans cheered to runs scored during the fourth inning of Game 6.

Boston University Police officers cheered as the Red Sox score three runs during the fourth inning.

Wally bearded up and ready to win this.

With all the signs calling for a Red Sox for president or mayor, some of the team members might want to think about another calling.

Watch for this Red Sox fan who was at Game 6 with painted face in right field grandstands.

We’ve had enough games already for Erik Kruger of Wilkes-barre, Penn., to walk through the turnstile into Game 6 of the World Series with a full-on all natural beard.

A Boston Red Sox fan held up a sign for manager John Farrell of the Boston Red Sox prior to Game 5 of the 2013 World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium on October 28, 2013.

Red Sox fans Jimmy Navarro (of Iowa, left) and Josh Laverdiere (of Uxbridge, MA) were amid a sea of Cardinals fans outside Busch Stadium before Game 5.

A Boston Red Sox fans displayed a sign during the sixth inning of Game 5.

Santa turned out to be a Cardinals fan when Sox fan Corey Blue asked to have his photo taken outside Busch Stadium before Game 4 in St. Louis. Blue is from Danville, Illinois. Santa is Greg Dalton, a St. Louis native who returned from San Diego for the World Series.

Sox fan Chris Baughman photographed his beer, wrapped in a Red Sox koozie, with Busch Stadium behind before Game 4.

The Wolfe brothers and their families are huge Red Sox fans who made it to St. Louis to cheer on their team while showing some beareded spirit. Brenton and Leslie Wolfe with their sons, Brooks and Micah, hail from Fort Smith, Ark. Whitney and Aaron Wolfe, back, are from Edmond, Okla.

Sox fans waited for their tickets for Game 4 at Busch Stadium.

Yianni Georgacacos, age 9, of Calgary, Canada, was hoping to catch a foul ball before the start of Game 4.

Red Sox fans were out in force behind the visitor’s dugout as they watch batting practice before Game 4 in St. Louis.

Red Sox fans are lost in a sea of Cardinal red in St. Louis, but they are no less dedicated. These fans showed up for batting practice before the game.

Red Sox support gear appeared in small doses during Game 3 among the Cardinal rally towels and posters.

Sox fan Rebecca McNaughton negotiated her beer bottle past her beard as she waited for World Series tickets outside Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri before game three. McNaughton, who is from Maine, drove 17 hours with Joe Kallis, center, of South Boston and Molly Griffith, right, of Vermont. Their tickets came through.

A fan held a sign during Game 3 at Busch Stadium in St Louis, Missouri. Fear the beards, indeed.

A fan who looked a little too young to have that full of a beard watched the Sox during practice before Game 3.

Never noticed that before … we think you’re onto something there, buddy.

Fans held a large photo of Red Sox relief pitcher Koji Uehara during the ninth inning of Game 2.

A beardy Boston fan in the stands several hours before the start of Game 2.

A fan with helmet and shield posed during Game 2.

Two women sported beards before the start of Game 2 at Fenway Park.

Four-day-old Wesley Geoghegan attended Game 2, his first Red Sox game.

Fans, some with signs, gathered outside of Fenway before Game 2. Nice Wally sign!

From left: Bearded brothers and Sox fans Nick and Chris Pandera, of Morristown, N.J., looked over Fenway Park during Cardinals batting practice before Game 2.

These fans rocked their inner ZZ Top/Santa Claus to cheer on the Sox.

A very nice facepaint and glittery hair combo seen before the start of Game 2.

Stephen Souther from Attleboro tried to stay warm an hour before the start of Game 2 as he sat in the bleachers.

That’s a big honkin’ bearded cutout he’s holding up. And that’s why that guy gets to be in this superfan photo gallery.

Matt Damon is an honorary superfan because he’s somewhere among the crowd watching the game, NOT shooting another Boston-based movie.

Sal Paterna scored first base by kissing his wife Susan after she was startled by the fly over at the start of Game 1.

David Ortiz plays on while the ghost of Red Sox past Kevin Millar watches. What’s better than a player turned fan?

That’s the spirit.

That’s a monster of a balloon animal. Where’s Wally?

One proud superfan.

Krista Provencal puts on red makeup in Fenway Park before Game 1 . Wonder who she’s rooting for…

Melissa Stopford, 25, and John Cresta, 24, both of Revere posed for a “selfie.’’

Facial hair was a necessity at the game.

A group of fans wore fake beards before the start of game one of the 2013 Major League Baseball World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the St. Louis Cardinals at Fenway Park.

Brooke Mulford, 8, from Maryland who is in town for the Jimmy Fund Clinic, showed off who she is rooting for as she has her face painted before the game.

Koji Uehara has a fan that wans to see him elected mayor. Perfect timing, because Boston needs a new one.

True fans cheer loud whereever their seats may be.

A New Hampshire Red Sox fan heads south into Boston at around 3:45 pm. Maybe the driver was headed to the game. Maybe not.

No one (or thing) better to get the fans going than Wally the Green Monster.