Death valley is the only thing that makes the Stadium neutral, and that is a marginal classification. Right field at Fenway, off the line, is one of the deepest in MLB. Many of the dimensions between the Stadium and Fenway are negligible when you take in all other variables.
Yes, Fenway is a hitter's park, but the Red Sox hit for comparable average between their road and home splits, and actually hit more homeruns on the road. They do score fewer runs on the road, but their road run production is still good enough to be 3rd in the AL and 4th in MLB compared to other teams total (road and home) production.
Sadly, I feel this is a waste of my time because I think you have no f***ing clue what you are talking about, and you just reiterate all the same generalizations that you hear elsewhere. Hit-and-run starting s*** is pretty immature, but from you user name, I shouldn't expect any less.