The Enterprise of Brockton, Mass. www.enterprisenews.com Video by Dan Goldman, Enterprise staff writer Story by Bob Stern, Enterprise staff writer BOSTON — Red Sox manager Terry Francona remembers a night a year or two ago when he went out to dinner with his wife. "We had a baby sitter and got home late and we didn't have any milk for the kids' breakfast," he said. "I walked in late to one of the markets in the neighborhood and the guy there was telling me I need to do this and this and this. It's 1 o'clock in the morning, and I'm tired." Welcome to the glass fish bowl that is the Boston Red Sox. "For the most part, people are generally very, very nice and polite," said Francona. "Sometimes, they're not. It does put you on guard a little bit. "Sometimes you feel a little bit like you're in a zoo. You hear people chirping. It's like 'I'm right here, you know.'" It goes with the territory. The manager, along with the players, are seen almost 24/7 on TV and talked about constantly...