Jerry Remy

The Boston Red Sox will honor former player and broadcaster Jerry Remy prior to Wednesday night’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Boston Red Sox announced Tuesday that they are planning to celebrate the life and career of Red Sox Hall of Famer Jerry Remy with a season-long commemorative patch and a pregame ceremony before the April 20 home game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Remy, who was with the team for four decades as a player, coach and broadcaster, died…

Remy died Saturday after a long battle with lung cancer. He was 68.

Fans of Red Sox Hall of Famer and beloved television broadcaster Jerry Remy had the opportunity to pay their respects Thursday during a public wake in Waltham, Massachusetts. Mourners from Red Sox Nation gathered over six hours at the Mary Catherine Chapel of Brasco & Sons Memorial Funeral Home, many wearing Red Sox jackets and hats. Wayne Brasco, the owner…

Fans of the late Red Sox star and broadcaster Jerry Remy will be able to pay respects during public visiting hours offered by the Remy family on Thursday. The family is welcoming those who wish to honor Remy’s life between 2 and 8 p.m. at the Mary Catherine Chapel of Brasco & Sons Memorial at 773 Moody St. in...

Former NESN play-by-play announcer Don Orsillo shared some emotional words Sunday following the death of his longtime broadcast partner, Jerry Remy.

Red Sox fans and members of the sports broadcasting community in Boston and beyond were grieving Sunday as the news broke that longtime commentator Jerry Remy had died. The team confirmed that Remy had died Saturday. He was 68. The “RemDawg” was remembered as a funny, insightful and respectful broadcaster, and a touchstone for many who lived in New England…

Beloved television broadcaster and former star player for the Boston Red Sox Jerry Remy has died. The Red Sox confirmed that Remy, who spent over 40 years with the organization as a player, coach and broadcaster, died Saturday night of cancer at the age of 68. “We are saddened by the loss of a beloved player, broadcaster, and 13-year cancer…

Red Sox infielder Christian Arroyo showed off the cleats he’ll be wearing for Game 4 of the ALCS, which honor longtime Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy.

Boston Red Sox TV analyst Jerry Remy returned to Fenway Park Tuesday to throw out the first pitch prior to the American League Wild Card Game against the New York Yankees.

Longtime Boston Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy is taking time away from the booth to address his health. On Wednesday, Remy announced he will be stepping away from the NESN broadcast to undergo lung cancer treatment.

Longtime Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy announced Wednesday he will be stepping away from the NESN booth to undergo lung cancer treatment.

Boston Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy announced Saturday morning he’s now cancer free. “Friday was a very good day for me,” he wrote on Twitter. “Had my first scan since going through treatments. Highly successfull. Cancer free for now and hopefully forever. So pleased !!!!”

Longtime baseball broadcaster Jerry Remy announced he’s completing his final round of radiation following his latest cancer diagnosis. The color commentator also announced he was joining NESN’s broadcast for an inning during Wednesday night’s Boston Red Sox game against the Baltimore Orioles.

Boston Red Sox television commentator Jerry Remy shared an inspirational message on Twitter on Wednesday morning following his recent cancer diagnosis.

Red Sox color commentator Jerry Remy is again battling cancer.

NESN announced Tuesday that long-time color commentator Jerry Remy has been diagnosed with cancer again.

Red Sox commentator Jerry Remy will return to the broadcast booth on Thursday after finishing treatment for lung cancer.

Boston Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy says he is finished treatment for lung cancer.