Move over, Park Place. Fenway Park is where the high-rollers live, at least in the world according to Monopoly, where the ballpark is the second-priciest property in a new version of the board game unveiled yesterday. Fenway will cost $3.5 million to buy, but if competing players land on it, they will have to pay $350,000 in rent or $15 ... (Full article: 326 words)
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