Big Papi

You know former Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz as 'Big Papi,' but how did he get that nickname?

He's one of the most legendary players in the 122 year history of the Boston Red Sox.  If we're being honest, Big Papi's one of the most legendary athletes in the history of Boston sports.  With ice running through his veins, Papi rose to the occasion on the biggest of stages, bringing some of the most magical baseball moments of our lives.  He's ea...

Former Red Sox player David "Big Papi" Ortiz surprised a 14-year-old Middleboro kid with his wish come true: throwing the first pitch at Fenway.

This year’s Super Bowl at the Paleologos hacienda bar and grille will be a little different, and I’m not referring to the fact that the Patriots aren’t playing.

My inner voice tells me this doesn't pass the Paleologos stink test, and quite frankly, it raises a lot more questions.

David Ortiz is the most loved pro athlete ever to play in New England.

Red Sox legend David 'Big Papi' Ortiz was almost assassinated by a gunman. Now the gossip mongers are attempting to assassinate his reputation.

The UMass Dartmouth Center for Marketing Research 17th Annual Celebrity and Scholarship Dinner will take place on Wednesday, April 26, at the Venus de Milo in Swansea, and will feature a special guest.

With Boston Red Sox designated hitter set to retire, following a storied 19-year career, Sam Adams Brewery has announced that it will be honoring the slugger with a special-made "Big Hapi" brew.

Putting Big Papi's retirement into perspective. David Ortiz has performed magic while wearing number 34 for the Boston RED SOX for as long back as many can remember. My son for example was only six years old when Ortiz was picked up by the SOX. Ort...