Boston Red Sox

Opening Day is one of the most wonderful days of celebration in the city of Boston to mark the opening of the Red Sox's home opener at Fenway Park. Leading up to the game between the Red Sox and the Blue Jays, many of us were guessing who they chose to throw out the first pitch. As it turned out, 6...

As I write this, there are 96 days until the Boston Marathon. Normally, I would just celebrate it as the final day in the Boston Drinking Trifecta (St. Patricks Day, and Red Sox Opening Day included). This year however, I'm counting down because that's how many days I have left to train to run the...

The Red Sox lit up the TD Garden when they brought the World Series trophy at the Celtics' game against the Milwaukee Bucks. Now Red Sox manager Alex Cora will live up to the promise he made when the night they won by bringing their championship tour to his native Puerto Rico. Cora will be...

After the Boston Red Sox walked into a party in L.A. at the Nightingale Plaza held by Made Nightlife, the World Series champions left a green monster of a tip. $195,000 to be exact. The party consisted of 169 bottles of champage, which put the Sox's bill at about $300,000. Specifically, they...

Man, it feels good to be the champions. If you're still reveling in the Boston Red Sox's 2018 World Series win, and you also like to rock, then the Foo Fighters may have the merch for you! The Foos now have a special Red Sox-themed bobblehead set of the band, combining your loyalty to two kickass...

Do parades ever get old? Not if you're a fan of the New England Patriots, Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins or Boston Celtics. Not to mention that even if you don't have a Halloween costume this year, you're always dressed up as a champion! So Nick descended upon the beautiful chaos that was the Boston...

Fire up the Duck Boats, because the Red Sox are here to celebrate another World Series championship through the heart of Boston! Photos by USA TODAY

As the Duck Boats rolled out through Boston Common during the Red Sox's World Series parade, the team received a celebratory barrage of beer cans from fans in the crowd. Unfortunately, one of those cans hit the one thing everyone wanted to avoid: the World Series trophy. The trophy was in an orange...