Red Sox legend David Ortiz has a message for the people of Boston during the coronavirus pandemic: it’s up to them to be clutch, now.

You probably can’t hit a home run quite like Red Sox legend David Ortiz. But you can own his mirror, his chair and his lamp. More than 350 items belonging to Big Papi will go up for sale Saturday morning. Exceptional Estate Sales posted photos of the merchandise. Inside Ortiz’s home in Weston, Massachusetts, there is baseball memorabilia for...

How would you like to own David Ortiz’s welcome mat or cooking devices? Big Papi is selling his stuff in an estate sale this weekend

Retired Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz said that Astros pitcher Mike Fiers was “looking like a snitch” for disclosing the team’s cheating scandal only after he had left the team. “Oh, after you make your money, after you get your ring, you decide to talk about it?” Ortiz said after arriving at the Red Sox spring training complex...

The Patriots may not be in the Super Bowl this year, but Boston will still be — at least on TV. Super Bowl LIV will include a Boston-themed Hyundai commercial, a 60-second ad to run in the first quarter of the game on Feb. 2, the car company said in a news release Monday. The ad will feature Boston celebrities…

It’s been six months since beloved Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz was shot in his home country in the Dominican Republic. In a new Samuel Adams Brewery advertisement, he said thank you for the support.

Pedro Martinez knows the difference between his life in America and where he was born in the Domincan Republic. It’s the years he spent starving that developed his charitable spirit, he says. Friday night, at the fourth annual Pedro Martinez Foundation Gala in Boston, attended by Red Sox royalty like David Ortiz, thousands of dollars will be raised to...

Legendary Red Sox slugger David Ortiz says that, despite not being 100% healed after he was shot in his native Dominican Republic in June, he’s not afraid of returning to the country he loves. But he will be more careful when he does return — just one of the many lessons he’s learned in the last 99 days.

The former Red Sox slugger spoke with NBC10 Boston’s Raul Martinez to discuss the long recovery from his June shooting in the Dominican Republic.

Three months after he was shot in his native Dominican Republic, Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz says his life is forever changed. In his first interview with an English language publication, Ortiz tells the Boston Globe that he almost died. “People need to understand, this isn’t a movie where you get shot in the street and you’re back two...

David Ortiz gave an emotional interview to the Boston Globe, saying he almost died after he was shot in the Dominican Republic

As he continues to recover from being shot in the Dominican Republic, longtime Red Sox slugger David Ortiz threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Fenway Park Monday. Big Papi jogged out as the Sox got ready to take on the New York Yankees and expressed his gratitude.

After nearly three months after he was shot in his native Dominican Republic, Red Sox legend David Ortiz continues to question the motive behind the incident and has hired a former Boston police commissioner to investigate.

Big Papi is back! David Ortiz vowed he’d be back in his first remarks after he was shot June 9 in his native Dominican Republican, and on Sunday, he posted the first pictures of himself on Instagram since the shooting that sent shockwaves through Red Sox Nation. The photos posted Sunday show the former Boston designated hitter and his wife...

Red Sox legend David Ortiz hired former Boston Police Department Commissioner Ed Davis to continue the investigation into his shooting.

David Ortiz shared two photos on Instagram, the first photos of himself since being shot June 9 in the Dominican Republic.

By the time Jakobi Meyers had finished up yet another dominating performance in Saturday’s 22-17 win over the Tennessee Titans in preseason game No. 2 for the Patriots, you may still have been thinking to yourself that you’d seen the beginning of this movie before. An undrafted free agent receiver comes to Foxboro and wows in the preseason, only never...

Red Sox legend David Ortiz thanked the Red Sox, medical professionals and fans in his first remarks since he was shot in the Dominican Republic in June, vowing to return soon to the public eye. “Big Papi will be back soon,” Ortiz said, according to a statement released by public relations firm Baerlein & Partners.

Red Sox legend David Ortiz has been released from the hospital, according to the team.

Before the shooting in the Dominican Republic that left him severely injured, David Ortiz had previous encounters with criminals and hustlers, according to the Boston Globe.