Dustin Pedroia

The Boston Red Sox’ retirement ceremony for Dustin Pedroia on Friday was filled with heartfelt moments and pleasant surprises. Here were the highlights.

With the Red Sox honoring Dustin Pedroia tonight, John Tomase examines the scrappy second baseman’s Hall of Fame credentials — and how things might have been different if Manny Machado didn’t take him out in 2017.

If Red Sox fans weren’t already excited for baseball to be back, the hype video that the team shared on Twitter should do the trick.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia took some time to reflect on his baseball career after announcing his retirement on Monday.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia announced his retirement from baseball on Monday. Pedroia, 37, spent his entire 17-year professional career in the Red Sox organization after being drafted in the second round of the 2004 draft. He played in over 1,500 games with the team from 2006 to 2019. He battled injuries in recent years and struggled to…

Is this the end of the line for Dustin Pedroia? The Boston Red Sox second baseman has suffered a “significant setback” in his rehab from left knee surgery that may put his status for 2020 spring training in doubt, The Boston Globe’s Pete Abraham reported Tuesday. Pedroia underwent a “joint preservation procedure” in August 2019 that left him on crutches through September and...

Sam Kennedy’s reaction to a question about the possibility of Dustin Pedroia replacing Alex Cora as Red Sox manager should tell you all you need to know about the former MVP’s chances. 
 

It might be hard to believe, but another decade in sports will close in just over a month.

Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia doesn’t seem overly concerned after being placed on the injured list with left knee irritation.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia will be placed on the 10-day injured list after feeling pain and irritation in his left knee, effective Thursday. Pedroia, 35, started the season on the IL with inflammation in his left knee. He had surgery on the knee after the 2017 season and was limited to just three games in 2018.

Dustin Pedroia is off the injured list and in the Boston Red Sox’s lineup for their Fenway Park opener.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora announced the team’s lineup for Opening Day vs. the Mariners.

The Boston Red Sox are rolling with Christian Vazquez and Blake Swihart, it appears.

Dustin Pedroia won’t be starting the season with the Boston Red Sox. Instead, he will begin the year on the injured list.

NBC10 Boston’s Raul Martinez was joined by Lou Merloni from Fort Myers, Florida. Can this team repeat? Merloni says he views them as one of three teams that could potentially win it. “Repeating is really tough. Winning a championship is tough. Unfortunately people in the Boston area are skewed because we have seen the New England Patriots and we’ve...

Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia is trying to come back from a 2017 knee injury and manager Alexa Cora has high hopes for him in 2019.

“You seen this free agent market? It wasn’t very hard”: David Price comments on a bewildering offseason and says he wants to win again with the Red Sox. MVP Mookie Betts also spoke and Dustin Pedroia drew looks in batting practice after arriving to camp.

Here are the can’t-miss moments from Wednesday’s celebration of the World Series champions.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia is heading back home to Arizona for more rehabilitation.