The Boston Red Sox moved on from Xander Bogaerts after the 2023 season, and announcer Don Orsillo after the 2015 campaign. Ironically enough, the pair reunited ...

San Diego Padres star shortstop Xander Bogaerts took part in just his second series against his former team, the Boston Red ...

Orsillo, who is being dumped by NESN after the current Red Sox season, will reportedly head to San Diego and join the Padres team broadcast. Orsillo will replace legendary announcer Dick Enberg ...

Don Orsillo demonstrating his paper-snap technique on a Padres TV broadcast as Tony Gwynn Jr. looks on. (Awful Announcing on X.) Local Networks MLB By Andrew Bucholtz on 06/01/202506/01/2025 ...

Show some personality. Don’t miss anything,” Orsillo continued. “The game is a thing – eyes on the field at all times. We never missed anything in Boston and we’re not missing anything here.

After a dizzying amount of changes for the Red Sox in a short period of time, Don Orsillo's firing may have been the hardest to comprehend or accept.

BOSTON (CBS) -- Don Orsillo was Jerry Remy's broadcast partner on NESN and TV-38 for 15 years. On Sunday, Orsillo shared his favorite memories of Remy with WBZ-TV's Dan Roche. "We just had fun.

The Boston Red Sox told employees to confiscate signs from fans supporting announcer Don Orsillo prior to Monday’s game against the New York Yankees. News emerged last week that NESN would not ...

Former Boston Red Sox announcer Don Orsillo has agreed to join the San Diego Padres broadcast team and will replace the legendary Dick Enberg after the 2016 season, reports Gordon Edes of ESPN.com.

Don Orsillo called his last game at Fenway Park as the Red Sox play-by-play man for NESN on Sunday and with it, controversy continues to follow his sacking at the network.

Per sources, NESN – facing huge backlash – asked Don Orsillo to tweet that he wasn't being fired and it was a mutual parting. He declined. — Kirk Minihane (@kirkmin) September 4, 2015 ...

Players and coaches gathered in front of the Boston dugout, and saluted outgoing play-by-play man Don Orsillo one last time. It was a testament to Orsillo's stellar 15 years behind the mic, but ...