Category: NESN

The Boston Red Sox return to NESN as their lone local television outlet for the tenth consecutive season and as a broadcaster of televised Red Sox baseball in New England for the 31st year in a row in 2015. […]

NESN, the official home of the Boston Red Sox, will deliver 45 consecutive days of live Boston Red Sox Spring Training coverage […]

NESN’s Tom Caron sat down with Hall of Famer and Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski for an exclusive two-part interview on the occasion of his 75th birthday. [….]

Jerry Remy and Don Orsillo will each get a week-long break this season, consistent with what many regional sports networks do for their MLB broadcast teams.

NESN is extending tonight’s Red Sox pre-game programming to begin at 5:30 pm to cover the Boston Red Sox celebration of the 2004 World Series Championship team. During the extended pre-game coverage, NESN’s Tom Caron and Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley will welcome several members of the 2004 team onto the NESN stage on Yawkey Way.

NESN’s Steve Lyons will fill in for Jerry Remy tonight and tomorrow to complete the four game home & home series against the Atlanta Braves at Fenway Park (May 28 & 29) with play-by-play announcer Don Orsillo.

Jerry Remy will be taking two planned days off today and tomorrow (May 26 & 27) as the Red Sox play a two game series in Atlanta against the Braves. NESN’s Steve Lyons will join play-by-play announcer Don Orsillo for both games in Atlanta.

NESN’s Red Sox studio host Tom Caron will switch roles to serve as the Red Sox in-game reporter tonight. Adam Pellerin will host NESN’s pre and post-game shows tonight and will be joined by Hall of Famer Jim Rice. Tonight’s Red Sox coverage begins at 5:30 pm with Friday Night Fenway.

NESN, New England’s most watched sports network, announced today that former Red Sox player Steve Lyons (@SteveLyons12) will join the network as a Red Sox studio analyst.

Here’s a look at what NESN has planned in anticipation of the 2014 Boston Red Sox season...