The Fox Hole

Let’s jump into the car, honey, And head straight for the Cape

He always asked for “the Reuben, please.”

On a chilly spring night in April 1993, the wood-paneled Magnavox console TV, its clunky dial tuned to TNT, beamed Game 1 of the NBA…

They say baseball is a father-and-son game. Movie producers and noted scribes have focused countless hours on the subject. Field of Dreams…

‘’See, Kareem doesn’t look like this because he doesn’t do the banging,” six-foot ten, 260 pound Moses Malone once said in an interview…

It was right there on my bedroom wall as a kid: carefully clipped from Sports Illustrated, a picture of Cal Ripken, Jr., hand on hip…

On Monday night’s Raw, WWE announced Macho Man Randy Savage as the first member of the Class of 2015 to enter the WWE Hall of Fame. The…

“I’ve got my family to feed.”

I was terrified of stinging insects. That much I knew from the autumn of 1993, when I retreated to my grandmother’s in-law apartment…

Baseball is America’s pastime. If you believe the narrative, a man named Abner Doubleday invented it in Cooperstown, NY in 1839…

Every October, my eyes scan shelves of magazines, darting past pictures of windbag politicians, orange body builders and cars with…

Imagine trying to explain to somebody unacquainted with pro wrestling that one of the all-time great villains of the industry was the guy…

Dillon Coleman’s love for the game of baseball stretches back even further than he can remember. His dad, Jeff, once a talented high…

It took barely more than a week after Christmas for me to devour Carter Alan’s Radio Free Boston: The Rise and Fall of WBCN, an extremely…

My initial reaction to the Red Sox signing David Price was not a positive one.

Sunday night, as millions of New England fans huddled around their TV sets ready to bite their nails and throw things in case Jimmy…

Eight knuckle push-ups.

The Baseball Hall of Fame vote was revealed last Wednesday. As you’re well aware by now, nobody got in. More on that later.