Boston Red Sox:

American League Champion

BEN AFFLECK

- Newly sober and single, the 46-year-old Academy Award-winning director, actor and screenwriter is a perennial favorite at Fenway thanks in part to growing up in Cambridge — in spite of being born in California. Affleck’s presence would show some “Good Will” toward the Sox’ hunt for another title.

STEPHEN CURRY

- The pride of the Golden State Warriors and the hottest name in professional basketball owes no allegiance to Beantown, but the one time the 30-year-old is willing to let his guard down is when the Red Sox play, as evidenced by his enthusiastic postings on Twitter and Snapchat. Face time at Fenway is one favor we’re unabashedly willing to Curry.

GISELE BUNDCHEN

- First lady of supermodeling and wife of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, 38-year-old Brazilian-born Bundchen rocks red whether throwing out the first pitch at Fenway or canoodling with the GOAT in a luxury box. No pink hat here, folks.

JIMMY FALLON

- One need not admit that Fallon’s romcom “Fever Pitch” is a guilty pleasure to appreciate the film’s ending was redone when Boston won the World Series in 2004. The 44-year-old “The Tonight Show” host and “Saturday Night Live” alum is a native New Yorker. He once said he couldn’t attend a Sox-Yankees game because his loyalties were torn. Not a problem now.

MARK WAHLBERG

- Oscar nominee for Boston-based Best Picture “The Departed,” the former rapper, action star and burger mogul rose from the hardscrabble streets of Dorchester to Hollywood’s A-list. In a tip of his baseball cap to his roots. Wahlberg, 47, persuaded former Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez to pull a wait-staff shift at the Wahlburgers next to Fenway Park last month when New York lost a trip to the ALCS to the Sox. “Good Vibrations” indeed.