Well, here we go again, the players and owners can't seem to agree on anything. This isn't the first time we have seen both the owners and players having two different mindsets when it comes to the game of baseball, these two sides are heading closer and closer to a work stoppage for the first time since 1994. At first it was about the players not getting their money and how many games they would play in 2020. After not reaching an agreement, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred (pic

Just as everything has been turned upside-down this year, so too has Boston sports. The Red Sox were an absolute disaster, the Bruins and Celtics found themselves exiting stage left early from what seemed to be glorious regular seasons and the Patriots, who at this time last year were 10-1 are a measly 4-6 and languishing in 3rd place in the AFC East and might miss the playoffs for the first time since 2008 and risk having their first losing season since 2000, Belichick’s fir

Tanner Houck got the call Tuesday night to face up against the Miami Marlins, in what was not only his first appearance in the majors but also his first start. With an arsenal of pitches at his whim, the rookie tossed five scoreless innings surrendering only two hits and three walks. It was the longest and more importantly scoreless debut from a Red Sox pitcher since the 2015 season when Eduardo Rodriguez hurled 7 2/3 against the Texas Rangers. Houck took the mound befuddling

Rumored MLB season cancellations just four days after the launch of season due to coronavirus outbreak.

via MLB / Fox Sports / Boston Red Sox As the clock turns towards the second half of 2020 and many of us find ourselves due to the Covid-19 pandemic solely watching sports on television this summer, rather than attending games, we take a moment to look back in history at how this love affair with television and sports began and how we got to where we are today. Television debuted to the masses of the United States at the 1939 World Fair held in New York City when RCA head Davi