Red Sox, Joe Castiglione
Joe Castiglione makes another call: advocating for Will Flemming to take his place on Red Sox broadcasts
When Joe Castiglione called his first game as the Red Sox’ radio play-by-play voice April 5, 1983, three future Hall of Famers were in the home lineup (Carl Yastrzemski, Jim Rice, and Wade Boggs), and another took the mound as the starting pitcher (Dennis Eckersley).
An appreciation for Red Sox broadcast legend Joe Castiglione
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Red Sox Hall Of Fame Broadcaster Stuns Audience With Announcement
Joe Castiglione, the longtime radio voice of the Red Sox for 42 years, announced his retirement on Sunday. At 77, Castiglione announced the news during WEEI's broadcast as the Red Sox batted in the fourth inning against the Yankees.
Joe Castiglione announces retirement after 2024 Red Sox season
After serving as the radio voice of the Boston Red Sox for over four decades, Hall of Famer Joe Castiglione announced Sunday that he is retiring at the conclusion of the 2024 season.
Longtime Red Sox radio broadcaster Joe Castiglione announces retirement following 42 seasons
Boston Red Sox radio broadcaster Joe Castiglione is retiring at the end of the season, his 42nd calling the team’s games.
Red Sox broadcaster Joe Castiglione announces retirement
Joe Castiglione, a National Baseball Hall of Fame broadcaster for the Red Sox for more than 40 years, is retiring. Here's his announcement
Connecticut native, Red Sox Hall of Fame voice Joe Castiglione announces retirement
Hamden native Joe Castiglione, the Red Sox radio voice since 1983, announced on Sunday that will retire after his 42nd season in the booth.
Red Sox Breakout Star Making It Hard For Team To Not Pay Him $90 Million
The Boston Red Sox certainly won their offseason trade with the St. Louis Cardinals. Boston acquired outfielder Tyler O'Neill ...
Alex Cora, Red Sox reportedly facing discipline from MLB for throwing at Aaron Judge
Alex Cora is reportedly facing discipline from MLB for suggesting that the Red Sox intentionally tried to hit Aaron Judge ...
Report: MLB Investigates Alex Cora Hinting Red Sox Threw at Yankees' Aaron Judge
MLB is digging into comments made by Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora that gave the impression Red Sox pitcher Brayan Bello ...
Aaron Judge Had Cheeky Response to Red Sox’s Brayan Bello Throwing at Him
Amid a brewing controversy in which Red Sox manager Alex Cora appeared to admit Boston tried to intentionally hit Judge in ...
A goodbye weekend for the Red Sox, and a reminder about being consistent
In reality, the Red Sox' playoff chances ended this weekend with a series loss to the Yankees, if they even made it that far.
MLB reviewing Red Sox for allegedly throwing at Aaron Judge
Boston Manager Alex Cora seemed to admit Boston tried unsuccessfully to hit the Yankees slugger with a pitch on Saturday.
Red Sox Linked To Projected $151 Million Superstar To Bolster Offense
The Boston Red Sox could make some noise next season if they can add another slugger to the middle of the lineup. Boston ...
As playoff hopes dwindle, Red Sox have other issues that will occupy them down the stretch
Medical concerns with Tanner Houck, Rob Refsnyder, Liam Hendriks, and David Hamilton are among the things to monitor.
MLB investigating after Alex Cora implies Red Sox intentionally threw at Yankees' Aaron Judge, per report
Yankees ace Gerrit Cole was roughed up by the Red Sox Saturday in a 7-1 loss. In the fourth inning, with New York up 1-0, ...
Yankees' Aaron Judge Claims 'Don't Miss' About Red Sox As Rivalry Sparked
The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees faced off for an important four-game series over the last few days.