Red Sox

A look at some new voices for Boston Red Sox telecasts.

With a home run-friendly wall in left field, there must be countless Sox greats who've come close to 61. Right?

Being surrounded by other Boston or New England Sports fans feels like home. Check out the best sports bars in Massachusetts and New Hampshire for the best game day energy.

Many celebrities are a fan of the Boston Red Sox, some of them even have season tickets!

Aerosmith is returning to Fenway Park two decades after it "began" hosting concerts. But the park has actually hosted many notable, non-baseball events dating back to the early 1900s, including a memorable music festival in 1973.

Can '90s country singer Tracy Byrd bring the Red Sox good luck while he's at Bernie's Beach Bar in Hampton Beach, NH? Here's a theory.

How baseball could borrow a page from hockey to make the game more exciting.

Fenway Park has great history. It's incredibly iconic. It's also vastly overrated.

Following two years of complains from cord cutting fans, NESN has officially launched their own standalone streaming service for Red Sox and Bruins games

Who knew this Kentucky gal also loves that dirty water?!

I took my younger brother to his first game at Fenway Park over the weekend and I highly recommend taking any little one!

Jordan's Furniture is running another promotion this year that may score you some free new furniture.

Cracker Jack is still going to be around, however, there's a new snack and seventh-inning stretch song at the ballparks this year.

It seems as though stealing bases is dying. It helped out the Red Sox in 2004, maybe it's time that we bring it back!

Is this possibly the greatest job on the planet? The Green Monster Scoreboard Operator. WOW. For sports fans, the Fenway faithful, baseball lovers, history buffs, and all around coolness vibes, it just may be.

With Red Sox pitching ace Chris Sale scheduled to pitch at Hadlock Field on Tuesday, we went back to the Sea Dog archives to see what other Red Sox stars have come to Portland for rehabilitation stints. Basically, when a player returns to play after being injured or after surgery, the Red Sox will send a player to Portland to get them back in the groove. This gives the fans a rare opportunity to see a mega-star right here in Portland. And we've seen some massive Sox stars over the years.