Hall of Famer Wade Boggs is officially cancer free and he rang the ceremonial bell in celebration — exactly like he said he would. The 66-year-old posted a video of himself to his X account doing just that after announcing he defeated prostate cancer on February 7.
Boggs, 66, revealed his diagnosis in September 2024 and was declared cancer-free earlier this month
The former Yankees third baseman announced this week that doctors have ruled him cancer-free! It’s Sunday once more, and you know what that means — it’s time for our weekly social media roundup!
Wade Boggs is cancer-free; Whit Merrifield jokes about Yankees facial hair policy; Tim Hill officially back in fold; a surprising revelation from Manny Ramirez ESPN: In case you missed it, former Yankees third baseman Wade Boggs announced on Friday night that he is officially cancer-free.
Baseball Hall of Fame member Wade Boggs said he is now "cancer free," five months after he revealed he'd been diagnosed with prostate cancer. He shared his good news Friday on his X account.
Wade Boggs is sharing some very positive news this week. The retired Baseball Hall of Famer Boggs made the major announcement on Friday that he is officially cancer-free.
In September 2024, Boston Red Sox legend Wade Boggs announced he had prostate cancer. Boggs, one of the best to ever lace them up in a Red Sox jersey, had the same mentality he had on the field: He knew he'd do everything he could to fight the terrible news.
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Baseball Hall of Fame member Wade Boggs has prostate cancer. He made the announcement Saturday night on social media and sounded optimistic, saying he will be ready to take part in the ritual cancer patients have of ringing a bell when they've concluded their treatment.
MLB Hall of Famer Wade Boggs vowed to crush cancer.
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