NFL Legend Tom Brady Pays Tribute to Boston Red Sox After His Retirement

On February 1st, Tom Brady, one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever to grace the game, announced his retirement. The news spread like a wildfire across the world. From fans to sports personalities, everyone congratulated and paid their tributes to Brady for an incredible career.

Not only individuals from different sports but also various teams across all sports around the world paid tributes to Tom Brady for entertaining the fans for over two decades. Among many teams and individuals, MLB club Boston Red Sox also congratulated the legendary quarterback on his retirement. Of which, Brady also responded in a respectful manner.

Boston Red Sox congratulates Tom Brady

Moments after Tom Brady announced his retirement through his social media, the internet was up in a frenzy. Notably, MLB side Boston Red Sox shared a number of pictures of Tom Brady to congratulate him for his wonder 22 years in the NFL.

In one of the pictures, NFL icon Brady is with the Red Sox legend and the recent Hall of Fame inductee, David Ortiz. In which Brady and Ortiz are with their Super Bowl and World Series trophies, respectively. The Red Sox captioned the photo, “Congrats to the GOAT. Thanks for all that you brought to the sports world these last 22 years.”

Brady pays tribute to the sports world

The former Patriots quarterback shared the photo in his Instagram story and responded to the Red Sox fans by saying, “where it all started.”

Well, Brady’s love for the Red Sox is no surprise. During the 2018 season of MLB, he had backed the Boston Red Sox to win the World Series. And as he predicted, Boston red Sox went on to win their 9th World Series in the 2018 season. 

Even during the 2015 season, the Red Sox had honored Brady by allowing him to throw the first pitch of the season at the Fenway Park.

Tom Brady in NFL

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During his 22 seasons in the National Football League (BFL), Brady won a record 7 Super Bowls with New England Patriots and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He made his NFL debut in the 2000 season for the Patriots and left in the 2019 season after winning six Super Bowl titles with them. Later, Brady joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he won his seventh Super Bowl in the 2020 season.