Fifty years ago almost to the day, Fred Lynn was a rookie outfielder playing his first Red Sox home opener. Fifty years later, Kristian Campbell is the rookie making his Fenway Park debut ...

Before the Red Sox kicked off the 2025 home slate with a 13-9 win over the St. Louis Cardinals that showcased Boston’s bright baseball future, they had to celebrate the past. Last year’s home ...

Carlton Fisk and Fred Lynn were also among more than a dozen other members of the ’75 team who took part in the ceremony. Tiant, who followed an All-Star career with decades of as a Red Sox ...

With 20 members of the 1975 Red Sox on hand, Boston scored five runs in the first inning, highlighted by a three-run homer from Trevor Story.

A year ago, the 2004 Red Sox World Series champs were honored on Opening Day after 20 years. As for Fred Lynn's biggest and best Fenway Park Opening Day memory, he harkened back to his rookie year ...

Fred Lynn, Dwight Evans, Carlton Fisk, and of course, Carl Yastrzemski. The 85-year-old Yaz received a huge ovation from Boston fans, and threw out the ceremonial first pitch to current Red Sox ...

The 1975 Red Sox put together a season for the ages ... lift from a trio of top players under the age of 24 in Fred Lynn, Jim Rice, and Dwight Evans. And with 22-year-old Kristian Campbell ...

Is he going to be a Carl Yastrzemski-type Red Sox for life, or will he go the Fred Lynn route and wear multiple uniforms? Advertisement That’s the future, and the future is unknowable.