threatening to move to Massachusetts. During that year, the team was briefly known as the Rhode Island Red Sox, but that name lasted just one season. Just before the 1977 season, Canadian expatriate businessman Ben Mondor arrived and successfully resurrected the fallen franchise. Mondor owned the team until his death on October 3, 2010, and was a well-beloved member of the community, as he turned the ballpark and franchise into one of the most fan-friendly in all of professional baseball. The PawSox brought four championship titles to McCoy Stadium and Pawtucket, winning the Governors' Cup (the International League championship since 1933) in 1973, 1984, 2012, and 2014. Red Sox departure In February 2015, a group of New England business leaders, led by Larry Lucchino, purchased the Pawtucket Red Sox. In August 2018, ownership announced that it would relocate the team to a new stadium in Worcester, Massachusetts, in April 2021, becoming the Worcester Red Sox. While 2020 was planned to be the PawSox' final season of play at McCoy Stadium, the Minor League Baseball season was cancelled, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. Thus, the final game contested by the PawSox at McCoy Stadium was the team's last game of the 2019 International League season, a 5–4 home victory over the Lehigh Valley IronPigs in 10 innings, played on September 2, 2019. During the 2020 Major League Baseball season, McCoy Stadium served as the alternate training site for the Boston Red Sox. Future plans Without the PawSox as a tenant, the future of McCoy Stadium is unclear. In December 2019, Pawtucket's mayor, Donald Grebien, indicated options include bringing another minor league team to Pawtucket or "tearing the ballpark down for a new use." In May 2021, Grebien noted future opportunity with independent baseball leagues, or governmental use such as a public safety complex or high school. In December 2021, Grebien endorsed the explorations of a city panel which proposed total demolition of the city-owned site for the construction of a high school complex that would consolidate and replace the district's two existing schools. Initial renderings by SLAM architecture group show a 4-story academic complex with athletic facilities and an emphasis on CTE space. No official exploration or bids for designs have happened yet. Stadium features One of the unique features of the ballpark is the expansive foul territory. The foul area forms a complete semicircle between first