TMZ Sports asked NBA legend Charles Barkley Wednesday to weigh in on Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones being the target of racism in Boston playing the Red Sox earlier this week. “It should never happen,” Barkley said.“I’m disappointed in the
When Red Sox fans hurled peanuts and the N-word toward Orioles outfielder Adam Jones in Fenway Park, it was a reminder of the Boston’s racial legacy — particularly around its sports teams.
Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones set the sports world on fire Monday night when he told the media that fans at Fenway Park had called him the n-word “a handful of times,” and that one fan in particular had thrown a bag of peanuts at him.
Monday, Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones was greeted by Boston Red Sox fans with a bag of peanuts being thrown his way and with racial slurs. Tuesday was much different for Jones, as Red Sox fans in attendance greeted
Orioles-Red Sox is the new Yankees-Red Sox—just uglier.
Given the recent friction between the two teams, fireworks were definitely anticipated Monday night when the Red Sox clashed with the Orioles. Though, it’s not likely that many anticipated this kind of drama.
New England Patriots stars Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski, along with owner Robert Kraft, were all at Fenway Park Monday for the Boston Red Sox’s opening day festivities. Brady held up his newly recovered Super Bowl LI jersey, but Gronkowski
Mitt Romney attempted to purchase a stake in the Miami Marlins a few months ago, and that effort stalled with no sign of return. Now, the Romney’s have shifted targets, and want to purchase a small share of the New York Yankees.
Makenna Woodburn was standing in line waiting to get an autograph from Boston Red Sox players when she spotted a true hero. Makenna, seven, left her spot in line and approached U.S. Army Reservist Olyvia Russell, who was at the event
In an apparent bid to prove they’re capable of playing games in non-communist countries as well, Major League Baseball has targeted 2018 to play a regular season game in England.
The reloading Red Sox pulled off the biggest deal yet at the winter meetings, acquiring the dominant ace Chris Sale from the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday for a hefty package of four prospects.
David Ortiz says he loves New York Yankees fans for bringing the best out of him despite a campaign by some Bronx Bombers followers to moon him tonight.
The Boston Red Sox pulled bobbleheads of their most popular player that ownership deemed “insensitive” prior to Tuesday night’s game.
Leadoff man Mookie Betts got on base. But he just as quickly got off base.
Former Boston Red Sox and Montreal Expos pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee has decided to take his offbeat, far-left ideas to the race for Vermont governor.
ESPN admits it selectively edited out a key portion of a sports documentary to alter the content, claiming it made the changes due to broadcast time constraints not because of animosity toward ex-Boston Red Sox ace Curt Schilling.
Curt Schilling, the ex-Boston Red Sox ace pitcher, appeared on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM 125 The Patriot Channel with host and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon on Friday morning to make absolutely clear he is not backing down to the left over his transgender bathroom comments.
On Monday, the Boston Red Sox celebrated Patriots’ Day by having Boston Marathon bombing survivor and hero Jeff Bauman throw out the ceremonial first pitch alongside actor Jake Gyllenhaal, who is playing the role of Bauman in upcoming movie “Stronger.”
Coming off of a fifty game suspension in 2015 for using a banned substance, highly touted Red Sox pitching prospect Michael Kopech broke his pitching hand in an altercation with his roommate.
Retired Boston Red Sox ace Curt Schilling tells Breitbart News Daily that he would never change who he is—an outspoken conservative—to get into baseball’s Hall of Fame.
Dave Roberts, the fleet outfielder who executed arguably the most famous stolen base in baseball history, raced past other candidates to grab the job as the Los Angeles Dodgers’ new manager.
A blind austic 14-year-old singer with autism delivered the national anthem before the Cleveland Indians-Boston Red Sox game at Fenway Park in Boston and received a roaring ovation from those in attendance. Christopher Duffley of Manchester, NH, who was born prematurely at at
New York Yankees AAA affiliate Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders did something that you do not see every day in professional baseball. Tied at 1-1 in the bottom of the ninth inning, Railriders outfielder Ben Gamel hit the ball to rightfield and Boston Red
The Boston Red Sox surprised Major League Baseball by awarding Cuban phenom Yoan Moncada a hefty $31.5 million signing bonus. Observers expected the super talented 19-year-old to join the high profile New York Yankees or the deep-pocketed Los Angeles Dodgers.
