As Fenway Park rocked with excitement in a furious five-run bottom of the first inning in Friday’s home opener, a player who won the American League’s Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player Awards in the same season a half-century ago was swept up in the frenetic.

Baseball players are just like everyone else when they're not on the field, including having to deal with the annoyance of car trouble after work.

“Sweet Caroline” remains a Fenway Park staple, but given the Red Sox’s new home run celebration, “Monster Mash” might be the more fitting anthem for 2025.

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Baseball players are just like everyone else when they're not on the field, including having to deal with the annoyance of car trouble after work.

Before the Red Sox host the Cardinals on Friday for their 2025 home opener, the club and lefty Garrett Crochet meet the media to discuss the lefty's five-year extension.

When you’re in the prospect business, predicting is a big part of the gig.