Today we celebrate one of the great moments in World Series history. At approximately at 12:34 AM on this date in 1975, Carlton Fisk came to bat at the bottom of the 12 th, in Game 6 of the World ...

Generally speaking, rats are not welcome in the workplace. The furry vermin are known to bite, scratch and spread disease. Yet, in 1975, a rodent helped make sports and broadcasting history. Three ...

One of the more memorable games in postseason history took place 50 years ago, a contest that came to its dramatic conclusion ...

The ball hit for a home run by Carlton Fisk of the Red Sox against the Reds in the 12th inning of Game 6 of the 1975 World Series - one of the most famous home runs in baseball history - is back on ...

Most baseball fans know about Carlton Fisk's iconic home run that won Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. They also might know about Bernie Carbo, who hit a homer that made Fisk's possible. He's the guy ...

BOSTON, Oct. 21 – When they compile a list of exciting baseball games, this one will be high on the list. When they talk about great comebacks and sudden death success, this one will rank along with ...

Ever since the inception of baseball being broadcast on TV, and for many decades after, the concept was simple: Follow the ...

GAME 6 OF THE 1975 WORLD SERIES was nearly four hours old, only minutes away from being the longest in Series history. The press box had already anointed it one of the best, highlighted by Bernie ...

Deep down, Carlton Fisk knows that a baseball, already in flight, doesn’t change directions because the batter waves his arms, jumps around, or uses every ounce of his New England stubbornness to will ...

The White Sox, Cubs and the rest of Major League Baseball were supposed to open their seasons Thursday, with the South Siders scheduled to play host to the Royals at Guaranteed Rate Field. With the ...