While Springsteen & Co. rocked the sellout Fenway Park crowd on Tuesday and Wednesday night, the Red Sox were busy losing two straight to the Baltimore Orioles. It’s been and up-and-down year for the Sox to say the least, plagued by inner turmoil and a dislike for the manager.

Fans of Bruce, concertgoers and people within hearing distance of Fenway Park took to Twitter the past two nights to draw comparisons between Springsteen and the E Street Band and the struggling, underachieving Red Sox.

Here’s a small taste of what’s being said:

Can we just sign Springsteen and let him play Fenway 81 nights.

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Dan Rubin (@DanRubin12) August 15, 2012

you see bruce springsteen is good according to every sportswriter over 40 and the red sox are lazy fat prima donnas who suck

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ryan lambert (@twolinepass) August 15, 2012

dear @redsox, learn a thing or two from @springsteen. the man played HARD for over 3.5 hours, like it was his job AND he loved it. your turn

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  (@robinec) August 15, 2012

So Bruce Springsteen is playing at Fenway Park tonight. He's had more hits than theentire Boston infield this season

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Roxbury Womens Bball (@roxwbball) August 15, 2012

Dear Boston. You don't get to complain about your shitty sports teams anymore after this night. #bruceboston

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  (@dslifton) August 16, 2012

A group will play hard and give their best at Fenway tonight. Something new.

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Pete Abraham (@PeteAbe) August 14, 2012

The only person giving it their all at #Fenway this year was #Bruce #Springsteen. Take note Red Sox players, you can play hard at Fenway!

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Michael Conrad (@Mike_Conrad) August 16, 2012

Listening to Springsteen all day and wishing I was at Fenway. Been a year or so since the Red Sox made me wish I was at Fenway this much.

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  (@gsalvatore) August 16, 2012

Bruce Springsteen is playing at Fenway Park tonight. It's nice of him to give Red Sox fans something to cheer about for once this year.

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Steve Holley (@writerinblack) August 14, 2012

To keep it in perspective: The Red Sox have compiled a home record of 29-34 this season, while Springsteen and the E Street Band are 2-0!

Andrew Celani — WZLX.com

See also:

• The Best Twitter Photos Of Springsteen At Fenway Park (Night 2)
• You Review It: Bruce Springsteen at Fenway Park (Night 1)
• Bruce Springsteen Tributes Johnny Pesky at Fenway Park