baseball

Taco lovers! Mark your calendars!

I must have seen this documentary at least 10 times and every time I watch it, I have the same reaction of excitement and joy.

He Tweeted his plans after a final radiation treatment. It was a Tweet that brightened up an otherwise dreary Tuesday afternoon. Remy has been open his battle with cancer, featuring several rounds of treatment. Sox fans have missed the popular commentator this record shattering season, as his most recent fight has kept him off the air for the latter part of this season...

August 7, 1982 is a day the Keane family of Greenland, New Hampshire will never forget. It was the day Boston Red Sox legend Jim Rice is credited with saving the life of young Jonathan Keane.

What made this game even better for me was I got to watch it while sitting in the stands with my youngest son.

Last night, a loyal Sox fan took an opportunity to help ice the Tigers pitcher during a Martinez at bat

Yawkey Way at Fenway Park has been around since 1977, but that's all about to change.

A  story involving two coaches in New Hampshire accused of suggesting actions against an 11 year old girl, in hopes she would quit their league has garnered national attention from Major League Baseball. According to the Union Leader, MLB has reached out to USA Baseball to look into allegations that a local coach threatened to have an 11-year-old girl "beaned" by another child if she end

Spring's here! With snow melting, temps in the 60's, and baseball is back in the Granite State.

New England's baseball team are nearing a deal to which could take them out of the United States next season, and they'd be taking an arch rival on the flight.

Between spring training, and the signing of JD Martinez, New Hampshire is catching Red Sox fever again. Now, there's another reason for fans to be excited. Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame ace Pedro Martinez will visit the Granite State!

Outside of that scene in Old School, streaking has never made me laugh.

The Boston Red Sox have parted ways with manager John Farrell.

My oldest son, Jack, is a high school senior this year. I have to pause for a second to let that sink in.

It was the ceremonial first pitch felt around the world.

Baseball is an important part of my life. Both of my sons played Little League in Hollis, Maine for several years.