[adrotate banner=”32″] On March 11, 2002 — The Red Sox replace Joe Kerrigan, who was fired last week, with Grady Little, who will manage the team for two years, compiling a 188-136...
On March 5, 1975 — Former Boston Red Sox star Tony Conigliaro begins a comeback attempt by signing a contract with Triple-A Pawtucket, Boston’s top affiliate in the International League. “Tony C”...
March 4, 1921: Traded by the Boston Red Sox to the Chicago White Sox for Shano Collins and Nemo Leibold. After Boston owner Harrison Frazee sold off most of his star players,...
On March 3, 1932 — In Century, Florida, Boston Red Sox pitcher Ed “Big Ed” Morris dies at age 32 of knife wounds inflicted in a fight at a party given in...
On March 2, 2005 — With hundreds of Red Sox Nation citizens in attendance on the south lawn, President George W. Bush praises the team spirit and winning style of the 2004...
On March 1, 2002 — The Boston Red Sox fire general manager immediately after John W. Henry, Tom Werner and New England Sports Ventures took control of the Red Sox, Dan Duquette...
On March 1, 1954 — Boston Red Sox star Ted Williams, fractures his collarbone on the first day of spring training. The injury occurs as Williams dives for a ball hit by...
On March 1, 2012 — Jason Varitek, captain of the Boston Red Sox and a key member of its championship squads in 2004 and 2007, announces his retirement at a press conference...
On February 17 1937 – The New York Yankees buy another Babe from the Red Sox, picking up Babe Dahlgren. The California native will become the player who replaces Lou Gehrig. More...
On February 15 1957 — A Boston newspaper claims that Ted Williams never paid his $5,000 fine for spitting at the crowd. It refers to him mockingly as the “Splendid Spitter.” More...