Wade Boggs defined greatness in Boston with line drives, patience, and a beer-soaked legend that’s only grown with time.

When Wade Boggs signed with New York in December ‘92, I was still motivated more by players than by teams. Rickey Henderson, ...

Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs announced some good news on Friday, with the former Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Tampa Bay Devil Rays star confirming he's "cancer free." Boggs, 66, said in ...

Former baseball player Wade Boggs' rare 1989 Topps Heads Up Test Issue #11 sports card is available for $4,000. Boggs, known for his exceptional skills as a third baseman and hitter, played for teams ...

Baseball Hall of Famer and former Yankees infielder Wade Boggs can now proudly “ring the bell.” Boggs posted to his X account on Friday that he is officially cancer free, thanking his doctors, along ...

After being diagnosed with prostate cancer last year, Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs posted a video of him ringing the bell for cancer survivors on Monday. Boggs, 66, posted he was cancer-free Feb.

Wade Boggs spoke with FanSided on behalf of his new partnership with Pabst Blue Ribbon, as part of his ongoing quest to get revenge for PBR stealing his look and vibe for their mascot Cool Blue. You ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/collectibles as The 15 Best Rookie Baseball Cards of the 1980s. For ...

First-Ballot Hall of Famer Wade Boggs was a homegrown star that spent the first 11 seasons of his 18-year career with the Boston Red Sox. Boggs recently revealed that he was very close to staying in ...

"I’ve never been a goal oriented person but with the strength and support of my family and my faith in God I’m going to ring that damn bell," Boggs wrote on X with a picture of a prostate cancer guide ...

Boggs appeared on the season 6 episode “Bar Wars” in 1988. In the April 1989 issue of Penthouse, Boggs’ mistress Margo Adams revealed the details of his Cheers appearance. If you don’t want to follow ...

Hall-of-Fame third baseman Wade Boggs is apologizing for publicizing the news that former Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield is battling brain cancer. Ex-Boston ace Curt Schilling shared the news Tuesday ...