As a 12-time all-star and five-time batting champion, Boggs was elected into the Hall of Fame on the first ballot in 2005, when he received 91.9 percent of the vote.

In his career, Boggs hit .328 and joined the 3,000-hit club, finishing with 3,010 to go with 1,513 runs, 118 homers and 1,014 RBIs. He also won two Gold Gloves at third base. --Field Level Media ...

A 12-time career All-Star selection, Boggs suited up for the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees, and the then-Tampa Bay ...

A 2005 Hall of Fame inductee, Boggs spent 11 of his 18 MLB seasons (1982-92) with the Red Sox before spending five seasons with the New York Yankees (1993-97) and his final two seasons with the ...

Boggs, 66, played 18 MLB seasons with the Red Sox (1982-92), Yankees (1993-97) and the then-Devil Rays (1998-99). A five-time batting champion and 12-time All-Star, Boggs was elected to the Hall ...

Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs announced some good news on Friday, with the former Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Tampa Bay Devil Rays star confirming he's "cancer free." Boggs, 66, said ...

Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs announced some good news on Friday, with the former Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Tampa Bay Devil Rays star confirming he's "cancer free.". Boggs, 66 ...

He won five American League batting titles, eight Silver Slugger awards, two Gold Gloves for his play at third base and was a 12-time All-Star. Boggs also was inducted into the Rays’ Hall of ...

Verdugo told NJ Advance Media that his allergic reactions were traced to two chemicals in his Franklin batting gloves — cobalt and chromate. "Chromate is used in curing the leather," Verdugo said .

Verdugo said the doctors found that the allergic reactions were caused by two chemicals, chromate and cobalt, in his Franklin batting gloves. “Chromate is used in curing the leather,” Verdugo ...

Red Sox Former Red Sox standout dealing with unusual allergy to batting gloves Alex Verdugo recently learned he's allergic to two of the chemicals found in his Franklin battling gloves.

Baseball Hall of Fame member Wade Boggs said he is now "cancer free," five months after he revealed he'd been diagnosed with prostate cancer. He shared his good news Friday ...