Buckley: Red Sox take the field with `Boston Strong” in hearts

Boston Marathon bombing - Wikipedia

Buckley: There's a lot of character in these Play Ball! Red Sox – Boston Herald

Another listless loss, this one to the Royals, as the Red Sox shift their sights toward the future - The Boston Globe

2011 in Sport: Baseball's wild final day

Brady Singer no-hits Indians into eighth inning

We texted the sports world: What are you most excited to do when pandemic ends? - The Athletic

Mastrodonato: Nathan Eovaldi's complete game proof that Red Sox need to ride their starting pitchers

Jose Tartabull – Society for American Baseball Research

Buckley: There's a lot of character in these Play Ball! Red Sox – Boston Herald

Nine innings with the Red Sox, starting with an offseason to-do list - The Boston Globe

Brady Singer no-hits Indians into eighth inning

From 2004 to 2011, Terry Francona managed the Boston Red Sox, perhaps the most scrutinized team in all of sports. During that time, every home game was a sellout. Every play, call, word, gesture—on the field and off—was analyzed by thousands. And every decision was either genius, or disastrous.

Francona: The Red Sox Years [Book]