Gonzalez, Crawford, Ellsbury Providing Signs Of Hope For Red Sox
Even the most ardent Red Sox doubter would have to channel his inner Lloyd Christmas and proclaim there's at least a chance.
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Even the most ardent Red Sox doubter would have to channel his inner Lloyd Christmas and proclaim there's at least a chance.
While manager Bobby Valentine regrets the Red Sox front office had to give him a shot of confidence on Monday, his players are happy they went to bat for him. Now, they are doing the same.
Mike Lockhart from the show went down to New England Patriots training camp and caught up with safety Ross Ventrone and tried to get him to sing a few Bruce Springsteen tunes.
While WBZ-TV's Dan Roche applauds the Red Sox ownership for backing Bobby Valentine, none of it really matters for the 2012 team.
It's time again for a new installment of everyone's favorite game, Ask A Pink Hat! Adolfo was out around Fenway over the weekend and he ran into a fan who said she's been a fan since she was eight, so one would think that she follows this team pretty close at this point in her life.
Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz said he felt better after receiving an injection Monday afternoon to help the pain and swelling in his right Achilles strain.
Youkilis' non-profit group "Youk's Kids" said it will donate up to $20,000 to replace all of the equipment that was lost.
When the New England Patriots take the practice field Tuesday afternoon, they won't be going against each other anymore.
Today on the Final Word with Marc Bertrand: Rich Keefe talks the 20K Racewalk and today is Felger's birthday.
Dustin Pedroia had three of Boston's eight doubles, Aaron Cook pitched seven solid innings and the Red Sox beat the Texas Rangers 9-2 on Monday night.
In an email to WBZ-TV's Dan Roche, Red Sox owner John Henry said they are not making a change in manager, and that they have been nothing by supportive of Bobby Valentine.
It's an annual rite of August and a sure sign that at least informal Bruins practices are just around the corner. Shawn Thornton's "Putts and Punches for Parkinson's" teed off again Monday for the third straight year.
Felger and Massarotti discussed the New England Patriots and the future of quarterback Tom Brady.
There were a couple of things to take away from today's practice.
Brandon Lloyd is enjoying his first season with the New England Patriots, but his work is far from done.
