Klarman serves on Boston Red Sox board with Petco Park architect Larry Lucchino
The Sox clubbed a grand slam to claw back from a 6-0 deficit and tie it, but fell 7-6 in front of 8,000 or so of the hot dog-and-beer crowd at Polar Park.When Lucchino was told what happened 325 miles away at Pimlico Race Course, the baseball boss learned the day was far from a total loss for members of the Boston Red Sox’s board of directors, though.
Hardly surprising, given that Klarman is the billionaire hedge-fund giant behind the Boston-based Baupost Group. “He is a big, handsome, burly,” Brown said. “I said the other day to somebody, he is like a bar fighter. He has a good mind on him, but he is going to step into you if you get in his face, this horse. … He is going to fight all the way to the wire.”
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