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RED SOX ON NESN

NESN (New England Sports Network), the official home of the Boston Red Sox, is
in its 41st year of carrying Red Sox baseball. Consistently one of the top-rated
regional sports networks in the country, NESN's Red Sox coverage includes an
hour-long show before and after every game. Fans in New England can also watch
NESN's coverage on the NESN 360 app, plus follow along on NESN.com and NESN
social media channels for game-day coverage and news (@NESN).

Veteran play-by-play announcer Dave O'Brien enters his ninth season with NESN,
his 34th in Major League Baseball broadcasting. He will be joined by former Red
Sox player Lou Merloni, as well as former Red Sox players and World Series
champions Will Middlebrooks, Kevin Millar, and Kevin Youkilis. Cohasset, MA
native Mike Monaco will join the NESN broadcast team as play-by-play announcer
for select games. Jahmai Webster will serve as a Red Sox sideline reporter for
his seventh season.

Tom Caron is in his 21st year as host of NESN's pre- and post-game show. He will
be joined by an All-Star lineup of studio analysts that includes National
Baseball Hall of Famer Jim Rice and former Red Sox players including Lenny
DiNardo, Jonathan Papelbon, and Deven Marrero. Adam Pellerin will also serve as
a host for select pre- and post-game shows, and has filled a number of different
roles at NESN since 2012.

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Dave O'Brien

Dave O'Brien enters his 34th year of Major League Baseball broadcasting and his
ninth in NESN's play-by-play role after nine years with Red Sox radio network.
O'Brien also works for ESPN as play-by-play announcer for its college basketball
coverage. Between 2002 and 2017 he served as a play-by-play commentator for
ESPN, working Major League Baseball telecasts and college basketball. He has
called the LCS and World Series for Major League Baseball's International
broadcasts, as well as select MLB playoff series on ESPN Radio. He worked as
both a radio and television announcer for the Florida Marlins between 1993 and
2001 and was the television voice of the New York Mets on WPIX-TV between 2003
and 2005. He also did radio play-by-play on Atlanta Braves games in 1990 and
1991 as well as college football and basketball action for the University of
Georgia and University of Miami. A Boston native, O'Brien received the Georgia
Associated Press "Best Sports Play-by-Play" honor in 1988 and 1991 and the
Achievements in Radio (A.I.R.) award for Best Play-by-Play for his call of Mark
McGwire's 59th home run in 1998. O'Brien and his family reside in Rye, New
Hampshire.

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Mike Monaco

Mike Monaco (@MikeMonaco_) joined NESN for the 2020 season for select
play-by-play games. The Cohasset, MA, native spent three seasons between 2017
and 2019 with the Pawtucket Red Sox (Triple-A) and also broadcasts NHL for ESPN,
plus college sports for ESPN and the ACC Network. Before joining ESPN, Monaco
broadcast college sports for FOX Sports and the Big Ten Network and has also
called college basketball for NBC Sports. Monaco has called select games for NBC
Sports Chicago's coverage of the White Sox, Blackhawks and Bulls. Monaco served
as a broadcaster in the Cape Cod Baseball League (2013 and 2014) and for the
Chicago Cubs' (2015) and San Diego Padres' (2016) Single-A affiliates in the
Midwest League. The University of Notre Dame graduate has also served as a
play-by-play broadcaster, reporter and host for his alma mater, including
nationally syndicated Notre Dame football shows.

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Tom Caron

Tom Caron (@TomCaron) joined NESN in 1995 and has been a member of the NESN team
for 29 years. For the past 23 seasons he has been a member of NESN's Red Sox
broadcasts, serving as the network's first baseball sideline reporter before
moving into the role of host of the pregame and postgame shows in the
championship season of 2004. Caron served as studio host for Boston Bruins
hockey between 1997 and 2004 and has been the play-by-play announcer for two of
New England college hockey's biggest tournaments: the Beanpot (for 15 years) and
the Hockey East championship (25 seasons). Prior to NESN, Caron was the
play-by-play voice of the Portland Pirates of the AHL and was inducted into the
team's Hall of Fame in 2014. A nine-time New England Emmy Award winner, Caron
has been awarded New England's Favorite Local TV Sports Personality seven times
by Channel Media Sports Research's New England Sports Survey and was inducted
into the Maine Sports Hall of Fame in 2021. Caron is involved in many local and
regional charities, and sits on the Board of Directors of the Mass Mentoring
Partnership and the MetroWest YMCA.

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Adam Pellerin

Adam Pellerin (@AdamPellerin) serves as a host for NESN's pregame and postgame
shows. Adam fills a number of different roles at the network including hosting
"NESN Clubhouse" and the "Ultimate Red Sox show." The Massachusetts native
joined NESN in 2012 after serving as general assignment reporter and fill-in
anchor at FOX 25 for five years. His television reporting career began in
Portland, Maine, at CBS affiliate WGME. Adam is a graduate of Suffolk
University, where he was the starting catcher on the baseball team.

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Jahmai Webster

Jahmai Webster (@WebsterOnTV) returns to the broadcast team for his seventh
season as a Red Sox sideline reporter. He joined NESN in October of 2016 and
served as an anchor/reporter on NESN's sports news programs. He has also served
as host of NESN's award-winning and commercial-free Red Sox pregame show for
kids, "NESN Clubhouse," which airs on Sundays 90 minutes before game time.
Before joining NESN, Webster worked at Denver's ABC affiliate KMGH Denver7 and
KITV 4 News in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Cal-State Northridge graduate got his start
in sports broadcasting at two ABC affiliates in central Texas, KRHD-TV 40 in
College Station and KXXV-TV 25 in Waco.

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Lou Merloni

Lou Merloni (@LouMerloni) is in his second season with NESN as color analyst in
the NESN broadcast booth. A native of Framingham, MA, Merloni has been working
in the media for 15 years, including one year at NESN as a commentator on the
Red Sox pregame and post-game shows and 14 years as an analyst for NBC Sports
Boston. Merloni also spent nine years with WEEI in the Red Sox radio booth and
15 years as host of WEEI's midday and afternoon drive talk shows. He was drafted
by the Red Sox in the 36th round of the 1992 MLB Draft. He played his rookie
year in 1998 and hit a home run in his first at bat at Fenway Park. Merloni
played nine years in the MLB with the Red Sox (6), Padres, Indians (2), and
Angels. He also played one year in Japan for the Yokohama Baystars. Merloni
spent two years playing in the Cape Cod Baseball League and is a member of the
Cape Cod League Hall of Fame. Merloni attended Framingham South High School and
graduated from Providence College. While in college, he was named Rookie of the
Year in the Big East and MVP of the Year his senior year at Providence. He also
earned the honor of being inducted into the Providence College Hall of Fame.

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Will Middlebrooks

Will Middlebrooks (@Middlebrooks) is in his second season in the NESN broadcast
booth and third season as NESN pregame and postgame analyst. Middlebrooks also
serves as a baseball analyst for CBS Sports HQ and is a co-host of the "WAKE and
RAKE Podcast." Selected by the Red Sox in the 2007 MLB Draft, Middlebrooks spent
eight seasons in the organization, including the first three of his six years in
the majors. The Texas native burst onto the scene as a rookie in 2011, batting
.288 with 15 home runs and 54 RBI in 75 games. He was a key contributor to the
2013 World Series championship team, serving as the team's primary third
baseman. When the Red Sox returned to play after the Boston Marathon in 2013,
Middlebrooks tweeted, "I can't wait to put on my jersey today? I get to play for
the strongest city out there. #BostonStrong," with the hashtag becoming a
rallying cry for the season.

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Kevin Millar

Kevin Millar (@KMillar15) is in his third season as an analyst in NESN's
broadcast booth. Millar has co-hosted "Intentional Talk" on MLB Network since
the show's inception in 2011. The 2004 World Series champion spent three of his
12 major league seasons with the Red Sox, batting .282 with 52 home runs and 220
RBI in 432 games for Boston from 2003-05. The former first baseman and
outfielder used "Cowboy Up!" as a rallying cry for the 2003 Red Sox team that
advanced to the American League Championship Series and had a vocal role in
helping the 2004 team overcome an 0-3 series deficit to the New York Yankees in
the ALCS, eventually winning their first World Series in 86 years.

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Kevin Youkilis

Kevin Youkilis (@GreekGodofHops) is in his third season as an analyst in NESN's
broadcast booth after one season in 2021 as a weekly contributor to NESN's
pregame and postgame shows. Inducted into the Red Sox Hall of Fame in 2018,
Youkilis spent nine of his 10 MLB seasons in Boston and became a two-time World
Series champion (2004, '07) and three-time All-Star (2008, '09, '11). The Red
Sox franchise leader in fielding percentage at first base (.997), he holds the
AL record at first base for consecutive games without an error in a season (135
in 2007) and career (238 from July 2006-June 2008), and was rewarded for his
defensive prowess with the 2007 Rawlings Gold Glove Award. Following his playing
career, Youkilis spent time as a scout and development consultant for the
Chicago Cubs (2015).

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Lenny DiNardo

Lenny DiNardo (@DinardoLenny) returns for his eighth season on NESN after
joining the network in 2017 as a pregame and postgame analyst. DiNardo was a
pitcher for the Red Sox and a member of the 2004 World Series championship team.
He also pitched for the Oakland Athletics and Kansas City Royals before retiring
from baseball in 2013.

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Deven Marrero

Deven Marrero (@Dmarrero305) will be making his debut as a studio analyst for
NESN this season. A native of Miami, FL, Marrero played baseball at Arizona
State University and was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the first round of the
2012 MLB Draft. He played parts of seven seasons in the major leagues, including
three seasons with the Boston Red Sox from 2015 - 2017. In addition to the Red
Sox, he also spent time with the Arizona Diamondbacks, Miami Marlins and New
York Mets, before retiring in 2023. During his time with the Red Sox, Marrero
was an active member of the community who was involved with the Jimmy Fund, the
Boston Children's Hospital, and Best Buddies.

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Jonathan Papelbon

Jonathan Papelbon is returning for his second season as a pre and postgame
analyst for the Red Sox 2024 season. Papelbon originally joined NESN serving as
a weekly contributor in 2021 remotely. The 12-year MLB veteran spent his first
seven MLB seasons with the Red Sox, earning four of his six All-Star selections
with Boston. A member of the 2007 World Series championship team, Papelbon
recorded a save in all four games of the Sox's Fall Classic series sweep against
the Colorado Rockies. His 219 saves in a Red Sox uniform are a franchise record,
with his 368 career saves ranking 9th all-time. The Florida native also pitched
for the Phillies (2012 to 2015) and Nationals (2015 to 2016) following his time
in Boston.

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Jim Rice

Jim Rice is in his 22nd year as a pregame and postgame analyst on NESN. In 2009,
he became the 32nd member of the Red Sox to be elected into the National
Baseball Hall of Fame. Rice played 16 seasons in the major leagues, all with
Boston. The eight-time All-Star finished his career with a .298 batting AVG, 382
home runs and 1,451 RBI. Rice was voted the AL MVP in 1978 and helped lead the
Red Sox to two AL pennants (1975 and 1986). He ranks third behind only Ted
Williams and Carl Yastrzemski on the Red Sox all-time leaders list in hits and
total bases, and fourth in home runs and RBI. Since retiring after the 1989
season, Rice has remained active in the Red Sox organization, serving as a minor
league hitting instructor between 1992 and 1994 before joining the parent club
as hitting coach between 1995 and 2000. He currently serves as a special
organizational instructor for the team.


RED SOX RADIO NETWORK

The Boston Red Sox and Boston's Sports Original, 93.7 WEEI, are synonymous for
New England Sports fans! Red Sox games are heard on nearly 40 affiliate radio
stations throughout New England. With undeniably one of the best broadcasts in
Major League Baseball, Joe Castiglione has delivered your "soundtrack of summer"
for over 40 years! Joe is joined in the booth by Will Flemming, Sean McDonough
and former Red Sox player and Framingham, Mass. native, Lou Merloni. You can now
stream every Red Sox game on the Audacy app, if you are within 75 miles of
Fenway Park. The Audacy app is available in the iTunes Store or Google Play.
Save WEEI as a favorite and listen on your phone or tablet.

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Joe Castiglione

Joe Castiglione is in his 42nd season on Red Sox radio (1983-2024), the longest
tenure of any Red Sox radio broadcaster and of any Boston broadcaster. Prior to
coming to Boston, Castiglione called television games for Cleveland in 1979 and
1982 and for Milwaukee in 1981. The Hamden, CT native has also announced
television games for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers and did college basketball on
NESN for 6 years. During the offseason, Joe taught classes in broadcast
journalism at Northeastern University for 29 years (1985-2013), at Franklin
Pierce University for 15 years (1996-2010), and at Emerson College in 1996.
Since 1990, he has also served as a Jimmy Fund staff member in fundraising. A
graduate of both Colgate (undergraduate) and Syracuse Universities (graduate),
Joe is the author of Broadcast Rites and Sites: I Saw It on the Radio with the
Boston Red Sox, which was published in 2004, and Can You Believe It? 30 Years
Inside Red Sox Baseball, published in 2012. Castiglione was inducted into the
Red Sox Hall of Fame in 2014. Earlier this year, Castiglione was selected as the
2024 recipient of the Ford C. Frick Award, presented annually for excellence in
broadcasting by the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Castiglione will
be honored during the Hall of Fame Awards Presentation as part of Hall of Fame
Weekend, July 19-22, 2024. He and his wife, Jan, have 3 children and 6
grandchildren. They reside in Marshfield, MA.

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Will Flemming

Will Flemming graduated from Stanford in 2002 and has been in the sports
broadcasting industry ever since. He's had a vast experience of play calling
throughout the years with CBS Sports and ESPN, expanding his reach through
multiple sports (baseball, basketball, hockey). From 2013 - 2015, he served as
the play-by-play broadcaster for the NCAA Championships. Will has been a part of
the WEEI Red Sox Radio Network since March 2019. Prior to WEEI, he worked as the
play-by-play announcer for the Pawtucket Red Sox for almost 4 years. Will also
has a brother in the sports broadcasting industry, Dave Flemming, who works for
ESPN and is the broadcaster for the San Francisco Giants.

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Sean McDonough

Sean McDonough, a Hingham, MA native, is a nationally renowned and Emmy
Award-winning broadcaster who is a leading play-by-play commentator for ESPN/ABC
calling NHL, college football and basketball games in addition to the PGA
Championship and the annual Par 3 Contest at The Masters. McDonough has covered
the World Series, NCAA Final Four, the Olympic Games, Monday Night Football and
all four major golf championships, among other marquee events during his
accomplished career. Sean served as the television play-by-play announcer for
the Red Sox from 1988-2004 and is now in his sixth season back calling Sox games
with WEEI.

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Lou Merloni

Lou Merloni, the pride of Framingham, MA, enjoyed a 10-year MLB career that
included a six-year stint with the Red Sox. Merloni was one of the top utility
players in the Sox organization, having the ability to play multiple positions
well. Nicknamed "Sweet Lou" by Red Sox fans, he graduated from Providence
College in 1993 and still holds several single-season records for the Friars
baseball team. Merloni joined WEEI in March 2008, first appearing on Glenn
Ordway's "Big Show" before moving into full-time roles hosting in both midday
and afternoon drive. Merloni has also worked in television as a Red Sox analyst
for both NESN and NBC Sports Boston.


RED SOX SPANISH RADIO NETWORK

2024 marks the 34th season of the Red Sox Spanish-language broadcast. Every game
of the regular season will be broadcast WCCM 1490 AM (Haverhill). Nilson Pepen
will call the action - along with others - for the 2024 season.

Nilson "Junior" Pepen

Nilson "Junior" Pepen (@JuniorPepen) is a lifelong resident of Boston and a
native of the Dominican Republic. He started covering sporting events upon his
arrival to the city, being the host of sport segments for local Latino
television. In 2000, he became a member of the radio show "Conversando De
Deportes," Boston's only Spanish sports talk radio show, which aired on 99.9 FM
and 1300 AM. Since then he has been the producer and host of the show for 20
years. Through those years, he has covered Pan American Games, Baseball
Caribbean Series, the World Baseball Classic, MLB World Series, and also NBA
games. From 2006-10, he was part of the Red Sox Spanish-language broadcast team.
Since 2019, he has returned with the Red Sox and is in his 6th season as the day
to day Spanish broadcaster. Most recently, Nilson served as the Sports Presenter
of the Univision Network, where he participated in the news with his segment,
"The Baseball Report," and conducts the weekly "Unideportes Program".

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