fenway park

According to multiple twitter accounts, a banner stating that "Racism Is As American As Baseball"  banner was dropped over the Green Monster at Fenway Park tonight.  It is not clear if the three people holding the banner were in favor of racism, or against it...

The Boston RED SOX have issued a formal apology to Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones and to all of Orioles Nation for a very unfortunate incident that occurred during last night's game at Fenway Park.  Rightfully so, but, let's keep what happened in perspective and examine the larger picture while we are at it...

Following New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski's first pitch to David Ortiz at Fenway Park last night, teammate Julian Edelman knocked a few home runs during batting practice and even took some infield drills before Wednesday night's game against the San Fransisco Giants.

While everyone else took off for the beach or the family cookout over the 4th of July weekend my wife and I headed north to Fenway to see the SOX and hopefully a piece of history as Big Papi slays the record books in his final season. ...

Though the weather held up and Boston got a good day for baseball at Fenway Park, things took a turn for the worse as the Red Sox dropped their home opener, today, to the still undefeated Baltimore Orioles by a score of 9-7.

The Red Sox are making safety nets stretch from dugout to dugout behind home plate at Fenway Park. The "Boston Globe" reports the work to install the new netting is almost finished. Last season, one fan was struck by a part of a broken bat, and another fan was hit by a foul ball, with both fans suffering injuries...

While Southern New England continues to dig out of the snow this week, the Boston Red Sox hope to warm up the hearts of Red Sox Nation with the 18th annual Truck Day.

For all of you on the Southcoast who have wondered when the rock band, Pearl Jam, will be performing in Massachusetts, you are in for quite a treat because they are slated to play at Fenway Park in early August.

Frank Malzone, the Boston Red Sox's all-time leader among third baseman with homers and RBIs, has died, the team said Tuesday. He was 85. Malzone died at home in Needham, Massachusetts, of natural causes, the team said. A member of the Red Sox hall of fame since 1995, he played in Boston for 11 seasons from 1955-65...

A ban on chewing tobacco and other smokeless tobacco products at Fenway Park and other Boston sports venues has been approved by the city council. The council Wednesday unanimously approved the ban proposed by Mayor Marty Walsh this summer...