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Wade Boggs starred in Major League Baseball for 18 seasons.
The legendary Boston Red Sox star played in the MLB from 1982 until 1999. He was a 12-time All-Star and a two-time Gold Glove winner. Boggs was a World Series champion in 1996 with the Yankees.
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The Omaha, Nebraska native was inducted into Cooperstown, New York in 2005, on a first-ballot voting. He received 91.9 percent approval into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
And while Boggs is more than two decades removed from his playing career, he remains in elite shape to this day.
Boggs shared an incredible shirtless photo to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Monday, August 10.
“Just another great day on the water 💪🏻👍🎣,” he shared.
MLB fans remain amazed by his physique
“100 walks, 200 hits or more for 7 straight years and the Red Sox said you were just a singles hitter.. if you looked like that when you played.. no complaints from the front office . Hope ur well,” Jim Palmer wrote.
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“I gotta be honest here. I did not expect Wade Boggs to show up on my timeline looking like an absolute unit today,” one fan added.
“Dodgers just signed 68-year-old Wade Boggs to a 4 year, $180M deal after seeing this photo. $2M a year now… the other $172M deferred until 2047,” one fan joked.
“Chuck Norris didn’t die. He invaded Wade Boggs body,” another fan joked.
“Wade Boggs will drink your beer, eat your chicken, land your fish & kick your butt all before dinner time,” one fan added.
“Legend! 68 Years Young,” one fan added.
It certainly looks like Boggs could still go 3 for 4 with a double and a walk if inserted into an MLB lineup tonight, doesn’t it?
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This story was originally published August 11, 2026 at 10:00 AM.