Fred Lynn became a Red Sox icon 50 years ago this summer. His 1975 season was so spectacular that he became Major League Baseball’s first player to share Rookie of the Year and AL MVP honors in ...

In some ways, Fred Lynn is a typical Red Sox fan. Win or lose, rain or shine, tarp on or tarp off, he’s back at Fenway Park each season. He makes an effort to be at every Winter Weekend, and ...

Red Sox legend Fred Lynn took to social media to wish newly-promoted top MLB prospect Roman Anthony luck wearing No. 19. ... but also made a highlight-worthy sliding catch in Tuesday’s win.

Fred Lynn wishes Roman Anthony luck wearing his former ... Lynn donned No. 19 for the entirety of his Red Sox ... but also made a highlight-worthy sliding catch in Tuesday’s win. Trivia ...

Roman Anthony reacts after making his Red Sox, Major League debut 00:37. Roman Anthony was rocking a new number on the back of his Red Sox jersey on Tuesday night, much to the delight of former ...

Fred Lynn, left, stands on the field with Dustin Pedroia on Sept. 26, 2012. Lynn, the AL Rookie of the Year and MVP with the Red Sox in 1975, ...

It was those old uniforms that piqued Fred Lynn’s interest when the Red Sox reached out and asked if he’d be the marquee guest for the 29th annual event on Thursday night.

On June 7, 1983, 40 years ago, Fred Lynn of the then California Angels accomplished a first in the MLB All-Star Game, which no player has duplicated. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

It’s wasted math and breath, Fred Lynn said. Lynn, a nine-time All-Star, the first player to be given the award and be named MVP in the same season as a member of the 1975 Red Sox, said to start ...

Lynn broke onto the scene in 1975 and won both Rookie of the Year and MVP, and was a nine-time All-Star over his 17-year career. He's also a big fan of Anthony's, and is A-OK with the rookie ...