Now a look at the Willie’s and the Sox B’s.The Red Sox now have the “Killer B’s” in their lineup. Originally the catchy phrase was the result of Xander ...

Red Sox-Yankees: Looking back at ... and 34 deals were made before 1950. ... That’s because he ended up becoming part of one of the biggest trades in Red Sox history. On Nov. 18, ...

Betts’s 10.9 Wins Above Replacement in ’18 tied Ted Williams’s 1946 season for the second-best among offensive players in Red Sox history, trailing only Carl Yastrzemski’s impossibly ...

In his 9-year career with the Red Sox, he hit .278/.338/.347 across 928 games with a 1.47 strikeout-to-walk ratio. However, he was most effective in the postseason owning a .333 batting average ...

1974. Future Hall-of-Famer Jim Rice bats .337 during his season with the PawSox. Seven years later, Wade Boggs bats .335. 1976. Known this year as the Rhode Island Red Sox, the team goes bankrupt ...

The Red Sox in the late 1940s and early 1950s just narrowly missed winning several pennants and world championships; they lost the only World Series they played in at that time.

A Red Sox fan who lives in Lunenburg, Mass., Lincoln has been one of the club's most ardent followers for more than 60 years. He attended his first game at Fenway in 1950 and has taken in a game ...

BOSTON -- Adored by generations of Red Sox fans, Johnny Pesky was so much a part of Boston baseball that the right-field foul pole at Fenway Park was named for him. Pesky, who played, managed and ...