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There's no question that the current configuration of your 2022 Boston Red Sox is not championship calibre. They are deficient at first-base, in the bullpen, in the starting rotation and on the bench. Having said that, they have also been incredibly unlucky so far this season. According to ESPN's metrics, The Carmine Hose should have a 29-23 record right now—four wins more than they actually have. Their run differential is a respectable +27 (4th best in the American League). No one better exemplifies this misfortune than Alex Verdugo—who has hammered the ball this year but gotten little to sh ..read more

Despite the recent surge of optimism for your Carmine Hose, they still lost three of five—at home—to the pathetic Orioles. Moreover, they went 3-4 on the recent home-stand against those Orioles and the even more pathetic Reds team. This is no championship team right now. In fact, they're struggling to get to .500.  What's needed right now is a major trade—to bring multiple relievers and a major-league quality first-baseman to Boston. You can't solve all of the problems with one trade—but the bullpen and first are the most egregious failures. Perhaps the return of Chris Sale and the relat ..read more

Winston Wolfe Your 2022 Boston Red Sox are finally performing like they were supposed to. Unfortunately—even though it's only May 21st—they may have dug themselves too big a hole for any post-season appearance. They could qualify again for a play-in Wild Card game (they're only 4 out right now), but the inconsistency on both offense and defense (not to mention pitching) this season suggests that we shouldn't get too excited about playoff prospects (heeding the sage words of Pulp Fiction's Winston Wolf). For example, despite their recent run at Fenway, Boston in the only team in the AL ..read more

FOCO, one the world's most prominent manufacturers of apparel, toys and accessories for all major league sports, has released a new Xander Bogaerts Boston Red Sox Play Ball Bobblehead. As you can see, the bobble shows the X-Man in action—ready to blast another home run over the Green Monster. You can get more information on all of FOCO's products by visiting their social media sites (@focousa) or their website (https://foco.com).  ..read more

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Last Sunday morning, as I learned of the passing of Red Sox legend Jerry Remy, a wave of real sadness passed over me. But soon after, I had a thought: Why not honor his legacy as a player, broadcaster and local Boston kid by re-naming Jersey Street as "Jerry Remy Way"? After all, Jersey Street has no real connection for Red Sox fans, but naming it for the long-time player and broadcaster would have tremendous significance.  When my modest tweet garnered almost 6,000 likes and almost 700 re-tweets in less than two days, I realized this could be a real possibility. So, I created a petition ..read more

It's here! The brand new, 2022 FenwayNation Calendar is now available for purchase. Filled with exclusive photos from the exciting 2021 Red Sox season, this calendar is a MUST for those crazed BoSox fans you all know! Maybe even for you! From the up-and-down regular season, the Wild Card win over The Evil Ones, to the thrilling ALDS win to the ALCS—it's all here in stunning display. The cover features the incredible rainbow that shot across Fenway as a symbol of the great things that happened during the 2021 season. You can't get these photos anywhere else! Click HERE to buy your copy of the ..read more

With the Red Sox tying their ALCS series with a "Double Salami" whooping of the TrashCanBangers and the Braves walking-off the Trolley Dodgers in their NLCS Game One, we actually could have and All-Boston (original franchise) World Series. This almost happened back in 1948, but the Red Sox lost a one-game tie-breaker with the Cleveland Indians—who went on to beat the Braves in the World Series. Think of what could have been! A short commute Fall Classic—between Fenway Park and Braves Field (the current site of B.U.'s Nickerson Field). Alas, since the Braves are now in Dixie, it's more like a ..read more

FenwayNation announced their 2021 Red Sox Award Winners last night—tapping 3B Rafael Devers as "Player Of The Year" and RP Garrett Whitlock as "Rookie Of The Year". Capping an All-Star season, the 24-year-old Devers clouted 38 home runs and knocked in 113, while hitting .279. He also collected 37 doubles and tallied 318 total bases. His 62 walks were the highest of his career. Mostly, he transformed himself from an exceptional young player into a superstar. The 25-year-old Whitlock delivered a stellar 1.96 ERA in 73.1 innings for the 2021 Red Sox. Picked up last December in the Rule 5 Draft f ..read more