In addition to a pregame ceremony, NESN will pick up the audio feed of the radio call for the ninth inning of Sunday's game to broadcast Castiglione's last call. The post How Red Sox plan to honor Joe Castiglione ahead of his retirement from broadcast booth appeared first on Boston.

"Can you believe it?" Congrats Joe! Hall of Fame broadcaster, Joe Castiglione, announces his retirement, after 42 years in the booth! Favorite Castiglione moment?

Boston Red Sox radio broadcaster Joe Castiglione is retiring at the end of the season, his 42nd calling the team’s games

Legendary Boston Red Sox radio broadcaster Joe Castiglione announced his retirement from the booth on Sunday. Castiglione served as Boston's

Joe Castiglione announced his retirement this past week after 42 years as the radio voice of the Red Sox. In all, Castiglione spent 45 years around baseball teams as he called games in Cleveland and Milwaukee before coming to Boston in 1983.

Joe Castiglione called the final out for three of the Red Sox' last four World Series wins, along with several other memorable moments.

Before he calls his final game Red Sox game, Hall of Fame broadcaster Joe Castiglione will be celebrated by the team -- and the city of Boston -- at Fenway Park on Sunday.

Joe Castiglione, whose four decades of broadcasting Boston Red Sox games earned him a place in the National Baseball Hall of Fame, will be honored Sunday at Fenway Park as he transitions into retirement.

The Boston Red Sox announced that they will be celebrating Hall of Fame Broadcaster Joe Castiglione in pregame ceremonies on Sunday, September 29. Mayor Michelle Wu has also designated September 29 as “Joe Castiglione Day.