I am the quintessential Red Sox fan of my generation. I became a Red Sox fan in 1967… having attended my first game at Fenway Park in May, 1967, just weeks before my sixth birthday. Throughout the early and mid-70s I used to travel from Lawrence, MA to Boston on a bus (a Trombley Motorcoach) which would drop me off in Park Square… where I would grab the “T” to Kenmore Square… a short walk later I was at the player’s parking lot outside the ballpark.
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Billy Wagner wasn’t free for very long… and he’ll command a pretty penny for his services in 2010.
Less than one day after being offered salary arbitration by the Red Sox, Wagner declined the club’s offer of salary arbitration and instead signed a...
As expected, the Red Sox have offered arbitration to LF Jason Bay and reliever Billy Wagner.
With Bay certain to command a multi-year contract worth eight figures annually he seems certain to decline the offer. And while Wagner has indicated he...
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Mo Vaughn is signed to a six-year, $80 million contract by the Anaheim Angels after the Red Sox refused to give him the five-year, $50 million...
In 1927, Heinie Manush was traded by the Detroit Tigers after just his fourth year in the big leagues… it was not a wise decision, as the HOFer would go on to play in 2,008 games over seventeen seasons, collecting 2,524 hits and finishing with a .330...
Earlier today the Red Sox confirmed they have asked second baseman Dustin Pedroia if he would be willing to make the move to shortstop for the 2010 season… and maybe beyond. The reaction from Pedroia, who won the Rookie of the Year Award and an MVP in...
