Jerry Remy
Jerry Remy became NESN's color commentator in March 1988. A longtime Fenway Park fan favorite, the former second baseman played seven seasons with the Red Sox from 1978-84 after breaking into the Majors with the Angels in 1975. A preseason trade brought the Somerset, Mass., native home in 1978, when he hit .278, scored 87 runs, stole 30 bases and was selected to the American League All-Star team. Jerry batted .275 with seven homers and 329 RBIs in 1,154 career big-league games. In addition to his work with the Red Sox, Remy has also worked the Saturday Game of the Week with the Fox Network. His Web site, theremyreport.com, is popular among Red Sox fans. Prior to home games, Remy can often be found greeting fans at RemDawg's on Yawkey Way, the popular gathering spot near the corner of Yawkey Way and Van Ness Street, which opened July 21, 2004, and specializes in hot dogs with unique toppings.
Dave O'Brien
A native of Quincy, Mass., Dave O'Brien joins NESN as the network's play-by-play announcer for the 2016 season, following a nine year stint in the Red Sox radio booth. The versatile O'Brien, who split his time growing up between the Boston area and New Hampshire, has held a variety of broadcasting play-by-play roles since arriving at ESPN in 2002, including Major League Baseball, college basketball and the NBA. He was also the voice of the 2006 World Cup on ABC. Prior to joining ESPN, he was the voice of the Florida Marlins from the team's inaugural year in 1993 through 2001. From 2003-05, O'Brien was the television voice of the New York Mets on WPIX-TV. He has also done play-by-play for the Atlanta Braves and called college football and basketball games for the University of Georgia and the University of Miami.
Joe Castiglione
The 2016 season marks Joe Castiglione's 34th behind the microphone on Red Sox radio. A 2014 Red Sox Hall of Fame inductee, he previously handled play-by-play for the Cleveland Indians on television in 1979 and 1982 and broadcast the Milwaukee Brewers on TV in 1981. The Hamden, Conn., native has announced for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers, additionally voicing college basketball on New England Sports Network for six winters. Joe taught at Northeastern University during off-seasons from 1985 to 2013 and at Franklin Pierce University from 1996 to 2008. He also works in fundraising for the Jimmy Fund.
Uri Berenguer
Uri Berenguer started broadcasting with the Red Sox' Spanish-language broadcast team in 2002 and, at the age of 29, is one of the youngest announcers in the Major Leagues. A former Jimmy Fund patient at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, he became interested in a broadcasting career after a visit from Sox announcer Joe Castiglione. Berenguer attended Boston Latin Academy and Northeastern University and is the nephew of former Major League pitcher Juan Berenguer.