The right-field foul pole at Fenway Park is only 302 feet from home plate. A ball clanging off the yellow stanchion is the cheapest home run in the major leagues. The Red Sox officially named it ...

It's unclear why exactly the foul pole is an issue this year and not in the past, but college football fans didn't love it and had jokes about Fenway's obstructions, of course. More NCAAF!

The Fenway Bowl has been played annually since 2022 at Fenway Park in Boston. Saturday's contest between North Carolina and UConn will crown a third different winner, with Louisville and Boston ...

Johnny Pesky hit only six home runs in his MLB career at Fenway Park. But somehow, his name perseveres as the moniker for the remarkably short right field foul pole at the home of the Boston Red Sox.

On a beautiful day in July of 2015, Stephanie Wapenski and her husband were seated on the third-base line between home plate and the start of the visitors dugout at Fenway Park, having scored covet… ...

In the first inning of the game against the Detroit Tigers, Red Sox first baseman Bobby Dalbec popped a foul ball toward Pesky's Pole. That's where Jessica Duncan was sitting with her son Weston.

The Boston Red Sox broadcast unveiled an epic throwback scoreboard to celebrate the 1975 World Series against the Cincinnati ...

Baseball fan nearly killed by a bat flying into the stands. Players have requested that owners extend safety netting from foul pole to foul pole, but the request has repeatedly been rejected by ...

Deep down, Carlton Fisk knows that a baseball, already in flight, doesn't change directions because the batter waves his arms, jumps around ...

The famous Fenway Park foul pole is spending the winter being pampered, so we tracked it down. ... Only the foundation of the Pesky Pole sticks up in right field at Fenway Park.

Saturday featured multiple college football games at Major League Baseball parks, including the Fenway Bowl between the North Carolina Tar Heels and the UConn Huskies at Fenway Park in Boston. And ...