NYY@BOS: Emergency lights go off at Fenway Park

5/1/15: The emergency lights go off at Fenway Park during Ryan Hanigan's at-bat
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[@Twentythree33]

Emergency fire lamps? That might be the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

[@FireAlarm33]

LOl

[@TheJakeman789]

WRONG, Get your facts right. THAT'S THE FIRE ALARM, NOT EMERGENCY LIGHTS!

[@christwashington3231]

TheJakeman789

[@TheJakeman789]

If you replied and said my name, you could've at least wrote something.

[@totallynothoodiejudge9993]

He's just a spammer, or trying to say boi without saying anything lol

[@jeffreylebowski6897]

They’re emergency lights on fire alarms.

[@FireAlarm33]

They are Fire Lamps.

[@RyanMiller3039]

Is this more distracting for the pitcher or batter?

[@jamescoay]

Who is here after it happened today at fenway?😂

[@joeycaridi3030]

I didnt know Emegrency lights can flash. Is that a thing?

[@eddiebenzee]

Fire alarms

[@joeycaridi3030]

Update: It happened again! Link: ruclips.net/video/k6Ft7l8esWA/видео.html

[@josephmannix5120]

This happened at a game I went to and no one was suprised

[@Mobilegasstation]

Someone had a cigarette in the bathroom

[@austinjohnson1626]

What kind of alarms are these?

[@comicsansgreenkirby]

I believe those would be the fire alarm strobes. Perhaps wiring to a "FIRE / PULL" station shorted?

[@FireAlarm33]

I believe they would be Emergency Fire Lamps.