Red Sox Hall of Famer Jon Lester reflects on tenure with the team
The 2007 and 2013 World Series Champion joined Dan Roche and the Boston media to talk about his successful run with the Sox and joining the team's Hall of Fame.
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The 2007 and 2013 World Series Champion joined Dan Roche and the Boston media to talk about his successful run with the Sox and joining the team's Hall of Fame.
Just about anyone who shared a clubhouse with David Ortiz would argue that Big Papi was and is a legend of the game, one who deserves immediate enshrinement in Cooperstown. Jon Lester is certainly among that group.
While Jon Lester's career took him to four other teams, Boston will always hold a special place in his life.
After a 16-year career in Major League Baseball that saw him bring World Series titles to both the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs, Jon Lester has announced his retirement.
Veteran left-hander Jon Lester reached a major milestone on Monday, recording the 200th victory of his career.
There were some rumblings that maybe Jon Lester would return to Boston and finish his career where it started, but the Red Sox never reached out and Lester is now a member of the Washington Nationals.
The Red Sox deemed Jon Lester to be expendable in 2014. And that is where the road to trading Mookie Betts began. Let's explore.
Losing Jon Lester is not generally how things are supposed to work, and Red Sox principal owner John Henry admitted as much on Monday in Fort Myers.
With a lineup consisting of strong hitters from top-to-bottom, along with a solid starting rotation and one of the league's best bullpens, the Chicago Cubs are in prime position to make a yet another run at a World Series title.
With Rafael Devers set to make his Major League debut on Tuesday night, it's a good time to take a trip down memory lane and see how other top Red Sox prospects fared in their first days as a big leaguer.
Jon Lester did not moderate the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
The curtain has been peeled back a bit regarding how Epstein got the prized free agent to join the Cubs.
It has been, always and forever, the most asked question in the world of sports -- what if?
Former Red Sox ace and cancer survivor Jon Lester is lending his support to John Farrell as the Red Sox manager begins his own fight against lymphoma.
Jon Lester is having a tough time adjusting to the speedy National League.
Always eager to clarify, explain or deny rumors about the Sox, John Henry spoke extensively with reporters in Fort Myers on Tuesday.
From Revis to Rondo, the AFC Championship and the MLS Cup, we take a look at the top Boston sports stories of 2014.
Let's take a look at where the Sox stand as the Winter Meetings end in San Diego, but with still work to be done.
Jon Lester may now be a filthy rich athlete, but he apparently is keeping himself firmly grounded.
All Jon Lester would have cost the Red Sox is a lot of money. Now, they'll have to go find their ace on the trade market, which could get pricey in terms for prospects.
The Jon Lester #SmearCampaign has already begun -- not by the Red Sox, but by people on Twitter.
Jon Lester signed with the Chicago Cubs, but he wants Red Sox Nation to know that Boston will always hold a special place in his heart.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche joined Toucher & Rich Wednesday morning to help sort everything out following Jon Lester signing with Chicago.
Jon Lester has signed a six-year deal with the Chicago Cubs.
The baseball world is on hold right now, waiting for free agent pitcher Jon Lester to decide which team he wants to toe the rubber for over the next six or seven years.
