BOSTON — Keith Foulke helped erase 86 years of misery when the Red Sox finally won the World Series in a four-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals on Oct. 27, 2004. That season put into motion more ...

CLEVELAND — Before he got a chance to finish another game, Keith Foulke closed his career. Foulke, whose toss to first base for the final out ended an 86-year World Series title drought for the Boston ...

WORCESTER -- In between games of Thursday’s doubleheader, Tanner Houck popped out of the WooSox clubhouse and made a beeline to chat with Keith Foulke, on hand to throw out the ceremonial first pitch ...

PITTSFIELD — Keith Foulke is a Red Sox World Series hero. Almost two decades later, he’s still treated that way. “I blend in for a little while, then I buy a few and a few free ones show up,” said ...

CLEVELAND — Keith Foulke wants to be a closer again. The Cleveland Indians will give him the chance. The free agent reliever finalized a $5-million, one-year contract with the club today, a deal both ...

Keith Foulke was on the mound for perhaps the most iconic moment in Red Sox history. On October 27, 2004, the Sox closer fielded a grounder, tossed the ball to first base, and thus clinched the first ...

WORCESTER — Every time Keith Foulke opens a bottle of beer, he’s reminded of the Boston Red Sox’ 2004 World Series championship season. Like countless Red Sox fans, the former closer possesses the ...

After a personal letter from Commissioner Bud Selig, plus talks between the players union and baseball management as the Fourth of July approached, Foulke reluctantly packed away his Boston cap that ...

CLEVELAND — Free agent reliever Keith Foulke arrived Tuesday to take his physical for the Cleveland Indians, the final step before the club can complete a one-year deal with the righthander. Foulke ...

Keith Foulke recorded the final three outs of the 2004 World Series as the Boston Red Sox ended their 86-year championship drought by sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals. Helping secure the title capped ...

BOSTON — Keith Foulke helped erase 86 years of misery when the Red Sox finally won the World Series in a four-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals on Oct. 27, 2004. That season put into motion more ...