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The Boston Red Sox held their World Series victory parade Saturday, and Mike Napoli kept the party going into the night. He had a stint bartending at some point and was spotted walking the streets shirtless, likely pretty drunk, with what looks like a cigarette in his mouth. 

Way to go, Mike—you've earned it.

In years past we've seen plenty of pitchers sign big-time free-agent deals only to fizzle with their new teams. Names like Barry Zito and Mike Hampton come to mind when thinking of starters who didn't live up their albatross contracts, and teams will be trying to avoid similar situations this offseason.

The Red Sox celebrated their 2013 World Series title with a parade throughout Boston, which included a nice ride on the city's famous duck boats. 

And Jake Peavy must have been feeling really good because he bought the duck boat that he and his family rode on! 

Red Sox versus Yankees. Cardinals versus Cubs. Cowboys versus Redskins. Duke versus North Carolina. The list of great rivalries in American sports is endless.

The St. Louis Cardinals are sure to be wheeling and dealing this offseason.

The 2013 World Series exposed some of their weaknesses—namely production from the bottom of the order and a thin bench. And it's been clear throughout the season that Pete Kozma is probably not a long-term answer at shortstop.

Luckily, they have one of the most enviable farm systems in all of baseball. But are there bigger names who may become trade bait to help fill in the blanks?

These days in Boston, David Ortiz can do no wrong. So during the Red Sox World Series championship parade, Ortiz hopped on the mic and recited a bit of the Jay-Z hit, "You Know I Got It." 

Think Big Papi has a future in music? 

Thanks to Next Impulse Sports for bringing this to our attention. 

The Boston Red Sox held their victory parade on Saturday, and they made a stop at the finish line of the Boston Marathon to honor the victims of the horrific attack that took place back in April.

Above are left fielder Jonny Gomes and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia paying tribute with "Boston Strong" jerseys and the World Series trophy at the finish line. 

It was a great moment for the city of Boston as it celebrated a third World Series title in the past decade.

The baseball season may be over, but the celebration is just beginning in Boston. The Red Sox made their way through the city to share the 2013 World Series championship with fans lining the streets. 

This was not just a chance to acknowledge what this Red Sox team did, but also to show the heart, spirit and determination of Boston after the tragedy that occurred on Patriots' Day. 

The Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals to capture their third World Series title since 2004 and eighth overall. Led by World Series MVP David Ortiz and his bearded supporting cast, the team certainly lived up to the phrase "Boston Strong."

Apparently it's not just flying bats and balls you have to watch out for at Major League Baseball stadiums these days.  MLB officials may have to post warning signs for flying hot dogs now too.