Exhibit honoring players who broke MLB's color barrier opens in Boston
An exhibit honoring the baseball players that broke Major League Baseball's color barrier is opening Monday in Boston.
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An exhibit honoring the baseball players that broke Major League Baseball's color barrier is opening Monday in Boston.
An exhibit honoring the baseball players that broke Major League Baseball's color barrier is opening Monday in Boston.
The Red Sox beat the Guardians 8-7 at Fenway Park on Saturday night.
It was a bad night at Fenway for the Sox, losing 5-2 to the Guardians on Friday.
The Brewers beat the Red Sox 5-4 in Milwaukee on Saturday night.
The Red Sox beat the Angels 9-7 at home on Saturday.
Rafael Devers' two homers powered the Red Sox past the Tigers 14-5.
Major League Baseball's new rules are working as hoped through the first four days of the season.
Adam Duvall's 2nd 2-run homer gave the Sox a narrow victory over the Orioles on Saturday night.
Mike Columbare of Pembroke was all by himself on Lansdowne Street early Thursday, the first and only person in line waiting for Opening Day tickets.
WBZ TV's Nick Giovanni reports.
WBZ TV's Nick Giovanni reports.
"For me, I always just wanted to play college baseball, no matter what division it was," said 18-year-old Olivia Pichardo.
The sons of Boston Red Sox legends Manny Ramirez, Pedro Martinez, Keith Foulke and David Ortiz all now play for the same summer league baseball team. Their home field is just 25 miles south of Boston’s Fenway Park. Dana Jacobson speaks to the four players.
