The Fenway Sports Group-owned Boston Red Sox have made a decision that has left fans of the MLB team surprised.

From an on-ice standpoint, Fenway Sports Group's stint running the Pittsburgh Penguins has been less than ideal. Once the class of the NHL, the team has made just one playoff appearance since the consortium took over in Dec.

A new building is being proposed on Lansdowne Street next to Fenway Park that would be very noticeable to Boston Red Sox​ fans.

The swirling rumors and reports of Mario Lemieux’s interest in re-acquiring the Pittsburgh Penguins have taken a life of their own. The speculation launched Wednesday shortly after the club introduced new head coach Dan Muse could not be tamed by a statement from owner Fenway Sports Group.

It is a tricky situation, but one that does not have an easy solution. Fenway Park is one of MLB's most iconic stadiums. It is quirky, antiquated and iconic all

Pittsburgh Penguins legend Mario Lemieux is reportedly interested in purchasing the franchise back from its current owner. Lemieux, who played his entire NHL career for the Penguins, bought the team in 1999 and kept the franchise in Pittsburgh before selling to Fenway Sports Group in 2021.

For the first time in nearly 70 years, boxing is returning to Boston’s famed Fenway Park. The 11-fight card is the culmination of years of effort by twin brothers and public schoolteachers who grew up in Watertown and aim to revitalize boxing in the city, which was home to some of the greatest athletes in the sport’s history.

After all, Lemieux has overcome Hodgkin's lymphoma and severe back issues. He turned Pittsburgh into a hockey market, won the Stanley Cup twice as a player, helped grow the game at the youth level, then saved the Penguins multiple times from an ownership perspective.

Latest Liverpool news as the club's owners Fenway Sports Group are in discussions over the sale of a minority stake in the Pittsburgh Penguins