Wade Boggs is cancer free! The Tampa Bay Rays legend shared the incredible news on his social media on Friday afternoon, thanking his doctors and the public for their prayers. Boggs revealed last ...

He continued with the team for ten years before joining the New York Yankees in 1993 to 1997 and the Tampa Bay Ray Devils in 1998, per ESPN and Sportskeeda. Boggs retired from baseball in 1999.

Former Tampa Bay Devil Rays player Wade Boggs and Hall of Famer honored prior to the game as he hit the first home run 20 years ago for the first every Devil Rays game against the Boston Red Sox ...

After being diagnosed with prostate cancer last year, Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs posted a video of him ringing the bell for cancer survivors on Monday. Boggs, 66, posted he was cancer-free ...

Wade Boggs says he is cancer-free ... Boggs played for the New York Yankees (1993-97) and the then-Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998-99). Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories ...

Wade Boggs, the legendary MLB third baseman and ... New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays from 1982-99. The lefty-hitting third baseman was selected to 12 All-Star teams and won eight Silver Slugger ...

Baseball Hall of Fame member Wade Boggs said he is now "cancer free ... Sox (1982-92), New York Yankees (1993-97) and the then-Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998-99). A five-time American League batting ...

A Hall of Famer, Boggs earned eight All-Star nods during his time with the Red Sox. He spent 1982-1992 with Boston, slashing a ridiculous .338/.428/.462 with a 142 OPS+.

If there's something in Tampa Bay Rays history you're interested in, there's a good chance I was there for it. First pitch, Wade Boggs' 3,000th hit, the 2008 ALCS clincher and World Series ...

Wade Boggs, Baseball Hall of Famer ... prior to joining New York Yankees (1993-97) followed by Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998-99). Throughout his playing career, Boggs was a 12-time All-Star, took ...