The 1975 World Series between the Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds has always been my measuring stick for baseball greatness. And Game 6, with Carlton Fisk’s dramatic home run, has been the gold standard ...

Picked-up pieces while blissfully remembering what life was like when the World Series was here 50 years ago this weekend . . . ⋅ A half-century later, the October 1975 and 2025 calendars align ...

We're well aware that this stat is odd, but we're writing it anyways. We're writing it for the long-time Cincinnati Reds fans -- and for fans of baseball nostalgia. See, the Reds came-from-behind on ...

Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski and Carlton Fisk acknowledge the cheers as the Red Sox honored the 1975 AL Champions as part of the Fenway Park opener on Friday. (AP photo) BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red ...

The series-saving play later led to one of the most dramatic home runs in World Series history, with Fisk hitting one off the ...

BERNIE CARBO has no problem proclaiming it: He hit the greatest home run ever. And the way Carbo sees it, his Boston Red Sox teammate and New Hampshire’s own Carlton Fisk dethroned him for that title ...

The Dodgers earned rings, but baseball won the 2025 World Series. There will be books and documentaries made about an event that truly was a Fall Classic.

More often than not in this space, we either stay in the moment or look ahead to what’s going on in sports media rather than revisiting something that already has happened. Consider this an exception.

NESN—the local broadcast provider for the Boston Red Sox—found a creative way to honor the 50th anniversary of the 1975 American League Pennant winning team for fans outside of Fenway Park to enjoy.