Jerry Remy

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.

Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy says he’s feeling good while he continues to undergo treatment for cancer.

Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy will undergo chemotherapy treatment for his lung cancer.

Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy will begin chemotherapy treatment for his lung cancer in August, he announced in a statement Wednesday.

Red Sox Broadcaster Jerry Remy is recovering after undergoing surgery for lung cancer.

Boston Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy announced Monday that he is once again battling cancer.

“Jerry Remy doesn’t have a racist bone in his body,” outspoken former Red Sox ace Curt Schilling said in defense of Jerry Remy, who apologized for his comments about translators regarding mound visits.

Boston Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy says pitchers such as Yankees ace Masahiro Tanaka shouldn’t be allowed translators on the mound.