Nomar Garciaparra thanks Red Sox fans during Dodgers game broadcast
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 4:35 PM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
During a broadcast of the Dodgers game, Nomar Garciaparra sent a heartfelt message to Red Sox fans, expressing his gratitude for their support throughout his career. Garciaparra, a six-time All-Star, reflected on the emotional impact of his 2004 trade from Boston, which ultimately led to a World Series championship for the team. Despite leaving the Red Sox, his legacy remains strong, highlighted by current player Caleb Durbin's choice to wear Garciaparra's No. 5 jersey. The Red Sox are currently in a buyer's position with the trade deadline approaching, making fans hopeful for future roster decisions.
- •Garciaparra expresses gratitude to Red Sox fans during Dodgers broadcast
- •He reflects on his controversial 2004 trade from Boston
- •Current player Caleb Durbin honors Garciaparra by wearing No. 5
- •Red Sox look to strengthen roster before the trade deadline
- •Team has recently surged back into contention
- 4:35 PMYahoo Sports — Red Sox Trade Castoff Sends ‘Forever Grateful’ Message To Fans During Dodgers Game
"The Boston Red Sox heard from a six-time All-Star who was at the center of a shocking four-team blockbuster trade.
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