Red Sox Send Message From Fenway Park Outfield For National Nurses Week
With no mass gatherings to show that appreciation, everybody's finding their own way to get that message across.
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With no mass gatherings to show that appreciation, everybody's finding their own way to get that message across.
Everyone is in the fight against coronavirus together, so it should come as no surprise that the Red Sox and Yankees are teaming up to give a couple a little boost. More surprising is the fact that couple is split down the middle when it comes to their baseball allegiance.
With the coronavirus pandemic hitting the Domincan Republic hard, one of the island nation's most famous sons is throwing some high heat to help.
Finally, live sports returned to American TV. Only to be delayed. 2020 is a tough one.
A balky back was going to keep Alex Verdugo out of the Red Sox lineup when the 2020 season began. But the start of the season has been delayed due to the coroanvirus pandemic, which actually worked in Verdugo's favor.
2004 Red Sox closer Keith Foulke shared a fact that might not have ever been revealed before.
Cooperstown is within easy driving distance of the New York metro area, and loads of Yankees fans had already made their plans to see Jeter on the Hall stage.
The Red Sox are offering ticket holders the chance to get refunds, credits or exchanges for games at Fenway Park that won't be played due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Manny Ramirez is itching to get back into baseball. The former Red Sox slugger is eyeing another return to the diamond in Taiwan -- as a player-coach.
Major League Baseball is exploring various options that could allow the season to start if the medical situation allows, including a plan in which the 30 teams might be split into three regional divisions.
Legal analyst Michael McCann said teams will be reluctant to refund money to fans who bought tickets before the coronavirus pandemic.
Ron Roenicke is no longer the "interim" manager of the Boston Red Sox.
When it comes to writing the final word on the two sign-stealing investigations in the winter (and spring) of 2020, the record should show that consistency, believability, and integrity were all sorely lacking from MLB's work.
The Red Sox received a light slap on the wrist from Major League Baesball on Wednesday, and were quick to tell the world that they're sorry.
At long last, Major League Baseball has concluded its investigation into the 2018 Boston Red Sox, finding that the team's video replay operator was the main culprit in a sign-stealing scandal -- not then-manager Alex Cora.
