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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...

A female fan struck by a foul ball at Fenway Park last season is suing Red Sox owner John Henry. Stephanie Taubin of Brookline says she was above home plate in the EMC Club in June of 2014 when a ball came through an area normally protected by glass and hit her...

As if she hasn't been through enough, Tonya Carpenter, the woman who was severely injured by a flying broken bat at Fenway Park recently, now is facing another strike out. She is in a nasty custody battle with her ex-husband, who is hoping to take custody of their 7-year-old son...

The Boston Red Sox will retire the number of former ace pitcher Pedro Martinez next month. Martinez's number-45 will be retired July 28th, just two days after the right-hander is enshrined into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown...

The condition of the Massachusetts woman hit by a broken bat at Fenway Park has been upgraded from fair to good. Officials at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center say Thursday that Tonya Carpenter's condition has improved. They didn't provide other details...

Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon says he prefers his grandchildren sit behind the protective screen when they're at games. Major League Baseball has said it will re-evaluate fan safety at stadiums after a woman at Fenway Park was hit in the head by a broken bat last week...

A woman struck by a flying bat at Fenway Park has been upgraded to fair condition. Tonya Carpenter had been listed in serious condition at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston since she was hit in the head during a game between the Red Sox and Oakland Athletics on Friday night...

A woman bleeding from the head was carried out of the Fenway Park stands after being hit with a broken bat and police say her injuries are life threatening.

On Saturday morning, I spoke with Brian Sullivan, Director of Marketing for the Boston Red Sox. I spoke with him about the 2015 team on the field, and some of the initiatives the organization is putting into focus this season at Fenway Park as well as some of the promotions...

Take heart, winter weary New Englanders. Spring can't be far away if the Boston Red Sox equipment truck is on its way to Florida. Hundreds of fans gathered outside Fenway Park to bid the truck farewell as it left Boston on a 1,480-mile trip to the team's spring training home in Fort Myers shortly after noon on Thursday...