On Tuesday, NESN announced that Red Sox analyst Jerry Remy’s cancer has returned.
Jerry Remy has been diagnosed once again with cancer.
At this time, Jerry’s focus is on his medical treatment. The thoughts and prayers of all of us at NESN and the Red Sox are with Jerry and his family during this difficult time.
Last summer, Remy announced he was facing his fifth battle with lung cancer, and eventually underwent chemotherapy.
It’s far from the most critical aspect of Remy’s illness, but Steve Lyons will replace him in the Red Sox booth alongside Dave O’Brien during Boston’s next two series, on the road in Toronto and Baltimore.
In Remy's absence, Steve Lyons will be in the both with Dave O'Brien for the next two series in Toronto and Baltimore.
— Chad Finn (@GlobeChadFinn) August 7, 2018
A number of well wishes came in from the sports world.
Our prayers, Rem https://t.co/t7ipz3fusp
— Gordon Edes (@GordonEdes) August 7, 2018
Keep fighting @Jerry_Remy https://t.co/T5ppUeO4fy
— Jade McCarthy (@JadeMcCarthy) August 7, 2018
— Wade Boggs (@ChickenMan3010) August 7, 2018
As someone who first met him playing for Somerset HS and spent so many days working out with Scoots, this dices our hearts, and souls https://t.co/B6Wj54BckF
— Peter Gammons (@pgammo) August 7, 2018
The 65-year old Remy has worked for NESN since 1988.
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