Bruce Hurst

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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New Britain Rock Cats

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Gaylord Perry

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Shane Spencer

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Jimy Williams and Bob Schaefer

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Rico Petrocelli

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Frank White

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Mike Boddicker

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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New Britain Rock Cats

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Doug Glanville

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Trot Nixon

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Joe Morgan and Joe Castiglione

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Willie Upshaw

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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New Britain Rock Cats

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Elliot Maddox

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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Lee Smith

March 29, 2017: Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's remarks included a very personal story about his family – multiple generations of professional baseball players – growing up in segregated Mississippi during the time of voter registration violence, and playing ball on an integrated team for the first time in 1980 as a Red Sox 16th-round amateur draft pick out of Jackson University.

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