The 1992 Boston Red Sox season was highlighted by a stellar pitching rotation that finished with the second-best ERA in the American League, led by Roger Clemens’ 18 wins and the high-profile addition of Frank Viola. Fans at Fenway Park witnessed a historic milestone on June 15 when Jeff Reardon became the all-time career saves leader, and the offense showcased explosive potential by leading the major leagues with seven grand slams. Although the team faced challenges in the standings, the season featured a memorable celebration of the 1967 Impossible Dream team and several stretches of competitive baseball under new manager Butch Hobson.