Fred Lynn is no stranger to the media. He spent the bulk of his Major League career in large markets like Boston and California, patrolling center field for the Red Sox and Angels , respectively ...

Lynn’s sabermetric numbers — 50 WAR, 44.1 JAWS and 94 Hall Rating — all paint him as a very good, though not great player who fell just short of Cooperstown.

Fred Lynn makes a few trips to Fenway Park every season to do promotional work for the Red Sox. ... MLB’s domestic reserve list also caps teams at 165 players.

The Boston Red Sox's long-anticipated trio of Kristian Campbell, Marcelo Mayer and Roman Anthony have all made their debut.

A short while ago I got a chance to meet Fred Lynn. For those of you outside of Boston or not of a certain age, Fred Lynn was the man in 1975. He was first player in MLB history to win AL Rookie ...

That is exactly the case for former major league outfielder Fred Lynn, who ... Ranking Kris Bubic, Ryan O'Hearn, MLB's 10 Biggest Pleasant Surprises so Far ...

At Winter Weekend in January, Fred Lynn told the Herald the “priority number one” for the 2024 Red Sox had to be improving on defense. The legendary Red Sox outfielder is happily watching ...

On June 7, 1983, 40 years ago, Fred Lynn of the then California Angels accomplished a first in the MLB All-Star Game, which no player has duplicated. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

Fred Lynn wishes Roman Anthony luck wearing his former number: Red Sox Nation has been fixated on the recent promotion of top MLB prospect Roman Anthony to the big league roster earlier this week.

SAN DIEGO — As we count down to the 87th All-Star Game airing on FOX 5 on July 12, 9-Time MLB All-Star Fred Lynn reminisces about his Mid-Summer Classic appearances. Fred Lynn broke into the ...

CLEVELAND - Fred Lynn knows all about slow starts. Heck, Lynnsaw the worst start in baseball history firsthand. That's why he couldn't be less concerned about the 0-4 start hisold Red Sox team ...

Lynn is a somewhat-forgotten Hall of Fame candidate, receiving 5.5 percent of the vote his first year on the Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot in 1996.