Ben Cherington

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Ben Cherington (born 1974 in Meriden, NH) is the Vice President of Player Personnel with the Boston Red Sox. He served briefly as Co-General Manager of the team with Jed Hoyer during Theo Epstein's absence from the Team. Ben is a graduate of Amherst College and has a Masters in Sports Management from the University of Massachusetts. He was originally hired by former Red Sox General Manager Dan Duquette in 1997 after spending time as an advance scout for the Cleveland Indians.

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