Red Sox' Lester Launches 'NVRQT' To Fight Children's Cancer
On Thursday, Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester launched "NVRQT," his new campaign to battle children's cancer.
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On Thursday, Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester launched "NVRQT," his new campaign to battle children's cancer.
In a night where Paul Pierce gutted out a game on a sprained MCL, Josh Beckett only managed 2 1/3 innings giving up 7 runs, and for most people the worst part of the evening was Beckett's post game comments.
It's funny to think a simple paper bag can make someone famous.
Toucher & Rich caught up with "The Bag Guy," a Red Sox fan who put a brown paper bag on his head at Fenway Park Thursday night.
Josh Beckett has crossed the line from questionable to downright unlikeable.
Embattled starter Josh Beckett did nothing to help restore his reputation Thursday night, getting booed off the field at Fenway Park in the third inning of Boston's 8-3 loss to the Cleveland Indians.
The Boston Red Sox paid tribute to public address announcer Carl Beane on Thursday, a day after he died after having a heart attack while driving.
Tony Massarotti returned to the Baseball Reporters tonight and is talking about the Boston Red Sox, Josh Beckett's start tonight against the Cleveland Indians, and Bobby Valentine.
Some argued that Beckett's decision to golf after his team had determined him unfit to pitch was reckless and selfish, while others believe 18 holes of golf isn't a huge deal.
Red Sox third baseman Kevin Youkilis is working his way back from a bad back, and hopes to rejoin the team sooner rather than later.
The Boston Red Sox have recalled outfielder Daniel Nava from Pawtucket, who will play left field and bat sixth for the Sox as they open a four-game set with the Cleveland Indians.
Felger and Massarotti kicked it off discussing the Boston Red Sox's Wednesday night 4-3 loss to the Royals in Kansas City and Josh Beckett's start tonight.
While the Red Sox try to avoid dropping six straight games at Fenway Park for the first time since April 6-19, 2010, they'll be facing a couple of players who may remind them of better times.
In memory of Carl Beane, the Fenway Park announcer who passed away Wednesday, the PA mic at the Fenway Park will be silent in his memory Thursday night.
There are dire straits, and there's the Boston Red Sox on May 10, 2012.
