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Hall of Fame Baseball writer Peter Gammons called in to Toucher and Rich Wednesday morning to preview Game 6, and discuss what has been a truly memorable postseason run for the Red Sox.
Practically no one alive can remember seeing such an event unfold: The Boston Red Sox could win a World Series title on the celebrated green grass at Fenway Park.
Superstition in sports is well-known and well chronicled. For the 2013 Boston Red Sox, it's the beard. With the Red Sox one win away from clinching their first World Series title at Fenway Park in 95 years, we want to know - what's your game day ritual?
A Red Sox World Series at Fenway may seem priceless to big time fans. But enjoying the game does come at a cost.
Gresh & Zo breakdown the Game 5 victory for the Red Sox over the Cardinals.
The Red Sox are headed back to Boston for Game 6 of the World Series leading the series 3-2 over the Cardinals. T&R sent Adolfo out to the Back Bay Fens to try and find Mikey, but he was no where to be found. However, Adolfo did run into another interesting Red Sox fan.
James Taylor sang the National Anthem before Game Two of the World Series at Fenway Park Thursday night, but for a moment he seemed to lose his place.
The Red Sox were able to score some runs early and capitalize on a few mistakes the Cardinals to take Game 1 of the World Series 8-1. Adolfo was outside Fenway Park after the game to talk to the excited Red Sox fans leaving the ballpark.
Having the World Series back in the Hub is big business. Just how big depends on who you ask.
Boston sports artist Mark Waitkus says with each stroke of his brush he has the chance to paint Red Sox history.
A Concord man has been charged with trying to steal a baseball glove from the Red Sox clubhouse during the American League pennant celebration early Sunday morning at Fenway Park.
The Red Sox returned to Boston for Game 6 of the ALCS needing just one more win to move on to the World series and on Saturday night that's just what happened. Adolfo was outside Fenway Park after the big win to talk to excited fans leaving the game.
The Boston Red Sox celebrate after winning the 2013 American League pennant.
Fenway Park – America's Most Beloved Ballpark - is the oldest stadium in Major League Baseball and it's an important piece of Boston's rich history.
No Sox tickets? No problem. Feast on franks just as good as the dogs in Fenway at one of these five nearby spots.
You're headed to a Red Sox game, allowed plenty of time for traffic, and still arrived at Fenway Park with enough time to grab a drink.
No Sox tickets? No problem. Feast on franks just as good as the dogs in Fenway at one of these five nearby spots.
There are plenty of places right outside of Fenway Park to grab a burger or hot dog. Then there are some gems within walking distance...
A couple million fans flock to Fenway Park each and every year to see the Red Sox play. But with a landmark like this ballpark, the walls hold many secrets. Here are just five of the many things you didn't know about Fenway Park.
In the first hour after the Red Sox won the 2013 American League Pennant, a relatively peaceful celebration raged inside and outside Fenway Park.
Citing lessons learned during the Boston Marathon bombings in April, a Boston Police official discussed details of security preparations in case the Red Sox win the American League Pennant on Saturday or Sunday night.
Boston Police spent Friday meeting at Fenway Park to discuss the security plan following Game 6 this weekend, or Game 7 if it comes to that.
Boston is a college student town, but that doesn't mean that there aren't places for parents. Here's a list of the best places to take parents if they are visiting.
Pregame before show time at these five spots, all within walking distance of some of the most popular music venues Boston has to offer.
Boston Globe columnist, Dan Shaughnessy joined Gresh & Zo to recap the first two games of the ALCS and look at tonight's Game 3 pitching matchup.
