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While Southern New England continues to dig out of the snow this week, the Boston Red Sox hope to warm up the hearts of Red Sox Nation with the 18th annual Truck Day.

As an avid Taco Bell customer, it is with my pleasure to announce that Taco Bell is giving away a FREE, yes folks that's right-Free, AM Crunchwrap today!

Well Red Sox Nation, it's official... Big Papi hit homers number 499 and finally number 500 tonight against the Tampa Bay Rays. Ray's left-handed pitcher Matt Moore gave up both homers in a game where Ortiz was originally told to rest, but managed to play anyways...

The Boston Red Sox made a rare post trade deadline move, late Friday evening, as the last-place ball club shipped their well paid and under performing first baseman Mike Napoli to the Texas Rangers. The deal was announced just prior to the start of Boston's three-game set against the Detroit Tigers, according Caroline Slonksnis of MLB...

Just under one week ago, a Boston Red Sox team spokesman confirmed that this season will indeed mark the end of the team's longtime president and CEO Larry Lucchino's tenure.

The Boston Red Sox officially threw themselves into the MLB trade deadline party yesterday as they struck a deal with the AL West best Los Angeles Angels.

David "Big Papi" Ortiz jokes the new foot-in-the box rule will leave him out of money. We hated with our friends from ABC 6 in today's Morning Talker. MLB has proposed a new role that will fine players if they come out of the box after a pitch...

The National Baseball Hall of Fame has welcomed its newest members.

The Red Sox were long in the running for Giants postseason hero Pablo Sandoval to be an added left-handed bat in the lineup and also to be the starting 3B. According to CBS Sports’s Jon Heyman, a deal has been struck. The contract that is reportedly being agreed to is for five years and close to $100million.

This afternoon's game between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees at Fenway Park meant nothing in the standings, as both team's season's were coming to an end. It did, however, mean as much as any game ever has to me and many other Derek Jeter fans, as it was the final time we will ever see the iconic Yankees shortstop play a major league baseball game.