Red Sox Honor Joe Castiglione in Emotional Farewell After 42 Years

The longtime radio broadcaster was celebrated with a pregame ceremony at Fenway Park, marking his retirement and 42 years of service.

Joe Castiglione, 74, retires as the Red Sox's lead radio voice after a distinguished 42-year career.
The pregame ceremony featured highlights of Castiglione's memorable calls, including the 2004 World Series that ended an 86-year championship drought.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu declared September 29, 2024, as 'Joe Castiglione Day' in honor of his contributions.
Former Red Sox players, including Hall of Famers Pedro Martinez and Jim Rice, attended the ceremony to pay tribute.
Team President Sam Kennedy and other team officials presented Castiglione with a special memento from Fenway Park's Green Monster.