Sports·Posted on Oct 31, 2013Boston Fans, Players, Pets Go 100% Crazy Celebrating First Fenway World Series Clincher In 95 YearsNew England rocks out.by Ben Mathis-LilleyBuzzFeed StaffLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail With a 6-1 flattening of the Cardinals tonight, the Red Sox won the first World Series clinched at Fenway Park since 1918. Here's a video, taken from the crowd, of the game's last few minutes. It gets tense, tense, tense, and then explodes. View this video on YouTube youtube.com On-field euphoria quickly segued to the Champagne Stage. Pablo S. Torre @PabloTorre David Ortiz, sounding the Horn of Gondor 04:38 AM - 31 Oct 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Pablo S. Torre@PabloTorreDavid Ortiz, sounding the Horn of Gondor/ Via Six months ago, the city was strangely empty, locked down during the hunt for the perpetrators of the April 15 marathon bombing attacks. Tonight, tens (hundreds?) of thousands took to the streets in happier circumstances. View this photo on Instagram Some gravitated toward the finish line of the marathon, where the bombs had gone off. Boston2024 @Boston2024 Hundreds of people running up Boylston St across the Marathon finish line cheering #BostonStrong. Thank you Sox! 04:15 AM - 31 Oct 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Boston2024@Boston2024Hundreds of people running up Boylston St across the Marathon finish line cheering #BostonStrong. Thank you Sox!/ Via View this photo on Instagram A writer from Deadspin happened across a cat dressed as Superman. The cat was stoked. Twerps overturned at least one car, as twerps will do, but there are (as of yet) no reports of widespread violence. With 3 a.m. approaching, the party was still going at Fenway, and no doubt elsewhere. Brian Costa @BrianCostaWSJ That is Ryan Dempster throwing off the Fenway mound at 2:53am 06:54 AM - 31 Oct 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Brian Costa@BrianCostaWSJThat is Ryan Dempster throwing off the Fenway mound at 2:53am/ Via It looks like it was prettttttttty fun. View this photo on Instagram It's going to be light in about (oh, God) an hour, but we're betting the championship glow will last. View this photo on Instagram Bostonians better hope it does, because those hangovers are going to be substantial. And everyone needs to get ready for a rager of a victory parade.