Roman Anthony is just 21 years old, but he continues to etch his name in Red Sox history. On Tuesday, he did something only ...

According to J.P. Long, the former Red Sox director of communications and media relations, Anthony matched an 86-year-old ...

The Boston Red Sox suffered a tough loss on Monday night, dropping a 7-6 decision to the Houston Astros at Daikin Park. With ...

The Boston Red Sox routed the Houston Astros 14-1 on Tuesday night in Houston, moving to 66-55 on the season. They are now 4.5 games back of the Toronto Blue Ja ...

The Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Fenway Park in 1999 provided memories that arguably have not been surpassed in the years since. Most notably, Ted Wil ...

Red Sox The new Ted Williams documentary is mesmerizing Nick Davis does a remarkable job of telling — and showing, mesmerizingly — the full Ted Williams story. By Chad Finn July 22, 2018 ...

Ted Williams was a stubborn, independent personality who wasn’t thrilled about interrupting his career for either war. When World War II broke out, his mother was financially dependent on him ...

Ted Williams, who died Friday at 83, had a dream. When he walked down the street, he wanted people to say, "There goes Ted Williams, the greatest hitter who ever lived." ...

First of three articles adapted from “The Kid: The Immortal Life of Ted Williams,” by Ben Bradlee Jr., to be published Tuesday by Little, Brown and Co. The Kid appeared in the small room on ...

The loony facts keep replaying like a highlight reel: Last Friday, hours after Ted Williams died of cardiac arrest at 83, his corpse was flown from Florida to the Alcor Life Extension Foundation ...

The Kid would be 100 Thursday. Ted Williams was born on Aug. 30, 1918. How could The Kid ever turn 100? We lost Ted Williams in July of 2002, but imagine if he had lived. We’d have headlines ...

Ted Williams flashes the pilot's traditional thumb-up sign of OK to his mechanic while taking his attack aviation refresher training in a Corsair Fighter plane at Cherry Point, N.C., on Sept. 4, 1952.