The Main Street Sports Bar & Grill is a bar and restaurant located in downtown Plymouth, Massachusetts.^[20]

Main Street Sports Bar follows all of New England's major sports franchises, to include the Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics. It has a number of television sets that allow customers to watch all of the important games. The bar and restaurant has sports memorabalia located on its walls.

It is one of the few sports bars in Plymouth and the surrounding area.

Plymouth has over 100 square miles of land area.

Its owner is Phil Corbo.

Main Street Sports Bar has convenient parking and is located within walking distance of the John Carver Inn & Spa and Hotel 1620.^[10]

It is located only a few blocks from the waterfront and is also serves as a restaurant that offers take out pizza.

It has a security staff for the protection of its employees and customers.

The sports bar offers live musical performances.

Mark King and the band Quadrafunk have performed at Main Street Sports.^[9] Main Street Sports gets positive reviews on Yelp.^[14]

Matthew O'Neil tko'd Preston Hartzog in a USA Boxing sanctioned match on October 8, 1999 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Hartzog was in the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program at the time of being stopped. He was also 1997 US Armed Forces Champion in the superheavyweight division. Hartzog won a silver medal at the 1999 Military World Games.^[17] The United States came in eight place at that games with 26 medals. O'Neil is a Plymouth native and his boxing career has been covered by Maxboxing and Intuboxing.^[5] O'Neil was on The Grueling Truth in 2020. O'Neil was also on the Fight News Unlimited Combat Sports Show with Rich Bergeron on June 19, 2020. Bergeron is a former reporter for The Patriot Ledger.^[18]

Former Major League Baseball player Mike Remlinger has spent time living in Plymouth. Remlinger played for the Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves, New York Mets and a few other teams.^[7] Former Plymouth High School football coach Carl Freyermuth won the Super Bowl in 1984 and 1989. His 1989 team defeated Central Catholic High School at Sullivan Stadium.^[16] Sullivan Stadium was torn down and later replaced by Gillette Stadium. Sullivan Stadium was the former home of the New England Patriots. From the late 1980's to 1993 the town had a Division 1 high school sports program. Dwayne Follette won the state championship as head baseball coach for Plymouth North High School in 2008 and 2011. Follette was the assistant football coach for the 1993 Plymouth High School team. That team was Plymouth County Champions. Former professional wrestler Andrew Santos was on that team and resides in Plymouth. Santos wrestled professionally across the world and is on the IMDb.