VIDEO: Red Sox Parade Of Champions
Hundreds of thousands of people poured into downtown Boston Saturday to honor the 2013 World Champion Boston Red Sox.
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Hundreds of thousands of people poured into downtown Boston Saturday to honor the 2013 World Champion Boston Red Sox.
Despite trading away all their top stars — and their coach — in the offseason, the Boston Celtics still know how to please a crowd.
The World Series champion Boston Red Sox have exercised their $13 million option on left-hander Jon Lester.
The beards are coming off for World Series Most Valuable Player David Ortiz and outfielder Shane Victorino.
Shaughnessy is getting a lot of flack about an article he wrote back in February, but he's definitely not the only one who predicted the Red Sox to finish last.
The Red Sox post-World Series celebration inside the clubhouse included some pretty pricey champagne being sprayed around.
Boston is a special city, and when a team wins a title, the other teams in town take notice.
Red Sox closer Koji Uehara doesn't speak English, but he has a Twitter account and tweets in Japanese. After games, Koji takes to Twitter to express his thoughts. We translated those thoughts Friday morning.
World Series ticket prices were selling for record prices, so there was a different breed of Red Sox fans in attendance. That is, people with a ton of money. Adolfo took to the streets and panhandled to see how much money he could get.
Fans lined up for hours to see one of their beloved champs, Daniel Nava signing autographs at Modell's in Medford.
The Baseball Hall of Fame is putting the Red Sox World Series victory on display.
The champagne is barely dry and the duck boats have yet to carry the 2013 World Series champions through the city of Boston, ut it's never too early to look ahead to next season.
While David Ortiz's MVP honors is rightfully earned, this helped start a discussion Thursday afternoon on the Felger & Mazz show about which Red Sox player deserves consideration for the team's regular season MVP.
There will never be another David Ortiz.
Gresh & Zo didn't spend much time on it, but on Thursday afternoon they weighed in on Jonny Gomes' postgame interview with Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.
