Love watching Casas pepper the monster against pitches on the outer edge. Thats such a big part of his game that will buy him some pitches middle-in that he can launch.

Eleven years later, on One Boston Day, we're STILL Boston Strong.

Keep your head up.

Keep your heart strong.

💛💙

With even just average defensive play, the Sox probably have 3-4 more wins this year. Not even counting today. The offense has 2 knocks.

Bats don’t generally wake up before 1pm… luckily we’re almost there.

WILYERRRRR!!!

Happy Marathon Monday! Good luck to all of you competing and thank you to everyone who raised money to help those in need. One of the best days of the year in Boston.. Spring is here! Let us all be #BostonStrong !

We won.

Sox win. Final round of the Masters. Family over. Winning.

This is Triston Casas’s 175th career game.

Most home runs by Red Sox through 175 games:

37 – Tony Conigliaro
37 – Walt Dropo
34 – Ted Williams
34 – Will Middlebrooks
34 – Bobby Dalbec
33 – Nomar Garciaparra
33 – TRISTON CASAS

Casas is hammering wrong handers this year.

Happy opening day to Mr. Tyler O’Neill…. again….

Bello is due for a dominant start. The boys could use it. 7 IP with 8 punchies. Hum nowwww!

The Big Papi of cookies

Thanks to NESN for hosting some of our EMBA students, faculty, and alumni at Fenway Park. They saw BP, toured the Green Monster, and visited the NESN booth. Thanks to Tom Caron (baseball szn!!!), Will Middlebrooks, and Sox legend Jim Rice for letting us crash their pre-game prep.

This Gary Woodland story is incredible. So cool to see him back where he belongs. Congrats Gary Woodland, you won.

I’ll always enjoy watching Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, and Tom Watson getting the Masters started. Legends.

Gotta get Masa going. Way too many weak ground balls pull side. When he’s going well, he’s peppering the monster and that left-center gap. Cheating to the fastball is a death sentence for a hitter.

What a heavy day from start to finish. So many different emotions from the second I walked into the ballpark to when I walked back to the hotel this evening. Today was an enormous reminder why my family and I love Boston and the Red Sox family.