BOSTON -- With Dustin Pedroia bobblehead night pushed back to Thursday afternoon following Wednesday's rainout, many Red Sox fans were upset that they may not get one. However, one lucky fan was ...

The Rays thought the Red Sox insisted on playing the double dip on Thursday because they had to give out Dustin Pedroia bobbleheads and Fenway didn’t have enough storage space to hold them.

This Dustin Pedroia bobblehead, which was to be given out Wednesday night, is quite a big deal. Big enough, depending on whom you believe, that it may have factored into the Red Sox wanting to ...

The Rays were happy with the results, but they were strongly opposed to playing two games in one day — especially since they thought Dustin Pedroia bobbleheads were the reason for the doubleheader.

The Red Sox could have escaped the second inning trailing only 1-0 in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series if Dustin Pedroia didn’t bobble a double-play ball with one out.

Dustin Pedroia has collected his share of trophies and accolades this offseason, and this afternoon, the Red Sox’ little second baseman claimed the biggest individual honor of all. Pedroia was ...

It’s really irrelevant because all of New England recognizes just what All-Star second baseman Dustin Pedroia has meant to the Red Sox franchise. He has been the Red Sox’s heart and soul since ...

Dustin Pedroia is among the most beloved Red Sox figures of the 21st century, and the four-time Gold Glove Award winner frequently finds time to be around his former ball club. So nothing was ...