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1. The Green Line To Fenway Park First the commuter rail out of Swampscott and then the Green Line to Fenway Park, was my first memory my first trip. The creaky sounds of the winding trolley cars, that unmistakable subway smell of rubber and electricity and then, finally, the walk up the ramp to see the Red Sox! ...

My kids and I were playing Wiffle Ball in the yard this weekend and I'm just so glad they are continuing the New England tradition . I grew up in the Boston area and things from my childhood always pop up in my head, so here's another list...

We have finally hit the day! It's Opening Day Eve in Major League Baseball and everyone is so stoked! A brand new season that everyone can get excited for! Pitch time limits, the batter not calling time 30 times an at-bat, and no defensive shifts! It's exciting time for baseball. However, there is one unfortunate thing that will linger for the Boston Red Sox opening up their game tomorrow (Thursday, March 30th). The forecast calls for a high temperature in the low 40s.

My home town is no stranger to myths. Although it has gotten better over the years I believe, Lynn's reputation was not always the best. So, we'll start with that. 5 Massachusetts Myths People Still Believe! 1. Lynn Is The Only City With Sin Lynn, Lynn the city of sin You never come out, the way you came in You ask for water, but they give you gin The girls say no, yet they always give in If your

Red Sox vs. Yankees. Which Team is More Popular in Berkshire County?

The Celtics and Bruins are still in the hunt for a championship as the Red Sox are sinking faster than a Russian battleship. Tonight: Game 4 Celtics vs Bucks on WNAW 94.7 & AM-1420 WBEC at 7:30 Following a weekend of must-wins for the Bruins, they responded with some home cooking by winning two in a row over the Hurricanes at the T.D. ...

Today is Patriots Day in Massachusetts.  A day Massachusetts has been celebrating since 1894 in honor of the colonists who on April 19, 1775, (247 years ago tomorrow) fought British soldiers at the battles of Concord and Lexington.  The first shots were fired that day that has become known as the beginning of the American Revolution. Shots f...

The Red Sox are finally back at Fenway for the first time today after starting the season on the road in New York against the Yankees and in Detroit against the Tigers.  The Red Sox hope to improve on their 3-3 record.  The American League East Division is going to be a competitive one with the Rays, Yanks, and Blue Jays fielding strong teams again this season.  The fac...

Great news for all of you Boston Red Sox fans here in Berkshire County! Prepare yourself for big changes and improvements at Fenway Park!