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D'Angelo Ortiz, son of Red Sox legend David Ortiz, smacked a single in his first Major League Spring Training at-bat 10 years after his father's final season. The 21-year-old is working to forge his own path to the big leagues.
Boston's rising star Payton Tolle is stepping up to face the Yankees at Fenway Park, giving fans something to cheer about during a tough season. The charismatic 23-year-old lefty gets his chance to shine in baseball's greatest rivalry.
Carlos Narváez had one simple message for his veteran closer in the biggest moment of Boston's playoff run. The rookie's confidence helped strike out the Yankees' slugger and seal a crucial win.
Venezuelan pitcher Ranger Suárez just signed with the Boston Red Sox, the team he rooted for as a kid when everyone else picked the Yankees. Dreams really do come true, even the $130 million kind.
A baseball coach who spent decades bringing his son to ballparks got the ultimate full-circle moment. His son, now working for the opposing team, drove him to the game.
New Red Sox pitcher Anthony Eyanson is donating to eating disorder awareness for every strikeout he throws this season. The 21-year-old national champion is opening up about his childhood battle with a rare swallowing disorder that led to disordered eating.
Scotland's spirited soccer fans turned a Red Sox game into an unforgettable celebration with bagpipes, kilts, and infectious enthusiasm. Their visit shows how the 2026 World Cup is bringing cultures together in the most delightful ways.
A 45-foot soccer ball, stretching four stories tall, will tower over Boston's waterfront this June as the city prepares to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The massive installation aims to spark excitement and put Boston on the global soccer stage.
A soccer ball taller than a four-story building will tower over East Boston's waterfront next month as the city attempts to break a Guinness World Record. The massive installation celebrates Boston hosting seven FIFA World Cup matches this summer.
When Scotland's national soccer team fans descended on Boston's legendary Fenway Park for a special celebration night, they transformed America's oldest baseball stadium into an unforgettable cultural exchange. More than 10,000 kilted supporters sang, danced, and cheered alongside Red Sox fans in a night that proved sports can build bridges between strangers.
Thousands of Scottish soccer fans turned Fenway Park into a sea of blue celebration after their team's first World Cup victory. The Red Sox planned Scottish Heritage Night months in advance, creating an unforgettable cultural crossover.
The Boston 5K sold out in just 21 minutes last year, so organizers are giving everyone a fair shot with a new lottery system. Registration for the April 18 race closes Thursday at 5 p.m.
A new Boston apartment complex just made electric car ownership far easier for city dwellers. The Hyde Park development launched with 64 charging stations built in from day one, the largest residential EV charging project in Boston's history.
Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs has officially been declared cancer-free. The beloved Red Sox legend joins fellow baseball greats in celebrating this major victory after his health battle.
Fresh off her Milan Olympic victory, figure skater Alysa Liu brought her boundary-breaking spirit to a packed Boston venue. The 20-year-old champion's first U.S. performance since winning gold inspired standing-room-only crowds at the Skating Club of Boston.
Over 10,000 Scottish soccer fans transformed historic Fenway Park into an impromptu celebration of friendship, dancing to "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie" and turning a Red Sox game into an unforgettable cultural exchange. The Tartan Army's joyful takeover of baseball's oldest stadium shows how sports can unite complete strangers across continents.
Scottish football fans transformed Boston into an unforgettable celebration ahead of their World Cup clash with Brazil. The city fell so hard for the Tartan Army that locals are now asking where to buy Scottish jerseys.
Scottish soccer fans charmed Boston so thoroughly that the city's mayor just made it official with a twin city agreement. Police bought lost fans breakfast, bars ran out of beer, and everyone fell in love with the Tartan Army.
Over 50,000 Scottish soccer fans have descended on Boston for the World Cup, creating a city-wide celebration that's boosting local businesses and uniting communities. Bars are scheduling emergency beer deliveries just to keep up with the Tartan Army's thirst for celebration.
An estimated 50,000 Scotland football supporters have transformed Boston into a tartan-covered party zone, earning zero arrests and a sister city proposal. The Tartan Army's generosity, good humor, and infectious spirit during their first World Cup in 28 years has created an unlikely love story between two cities.
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