The 1967 season reignited fans’ love for the Red Sox. “New England was on fire that year,” Bell said. “Kids had transistor radios in the classrooms. It was, everywhere you went, it was Red ...

In 1967, "The Impossible Dream" Boston Red Sox went from last place to an unexpected American League pennant, resulting in the birth of "Red Sox Nation."For younger fans of the Boston Red Sox, and ...

Red Sox 1967: Part 1 of 6 looking ... 55, said at a recent book-signing in Boston, where he got former Red Sox shortstop Rico Petrocelli to autograph a copy of his "Tales from the Impossible Dream ...

Nobody went to Fenway. Nobody truly cared. But then came 1967 and nothing in the region has been the same.

Nine members of the 1967 Red Sox gathered at TD Garden on Tuesday afternoon for an event hosted by The Sports Museum. That may not sound like many until you consider the Sox used 39 players during ...

The 1967 Red Sox were coming off a season with over 90 losses, and things didn’t seem like they’d be changing much that year in Boston. The city itself was struggling through an economic ...

Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1967 Boston Red Sox "Impossible Dream" team that went to the World Series. Sometimes, baseball numbers can ...

Doerr was there when the Red Sox lost to the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 7 of the 1946 World Series. He was there in 1948, when they lost to the Cleveland Indians in the American League's first ...

Red Sox Red Sox to honor 1967 ‘Impossible Dream’ team Wednesday Carl Yastrzemski receives help from Tony Conigliaro in setting his cap on his head at Fenway Park.

Cardinals manager Red Schoendienst gets a good-luck kiss from his wife, Mary, before the start of the first game of the 1967 World Series with Boston Red Sox. UPI Telephoto.