Astros' Luis Garcia Throws Harder Than Ever In Game 6 Vs. Red Sox
Just six days after a brutal start and what the team called a knee injury, Luis Garcia was a whole lot better for the Astros in Game 6.
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Just six days after a brutal start and what the team called a knee injury, Luis Garcia was a whole lot better for the Astros in Game 6.
Kyle Schwarber isn't from Waltham, but he's embracing everything about the "Kyle From Waltham" moniker.
Major League Baseball is already offering tickets to potential World Series games at Fenway Park.
Nathan Eovaldi will get the ball for the Red Sox in Game 6 against the Astros, and is confident that the two teams will be playing a deciding Game 7 on Saturday night.
The Red Sox are playing a must-win Game 6 in Houston on Friday night. The franchise has been pretty good in their six previous ALCS Game 6 showdowns.
The real interesting part of this story is the price tag accompanying the World Series tickets. As one might expect, the prices are quite high for the games that would be at Fenway Park. Here's the price list.
The Red Sox left for Houston on Thursday, and they'll either return to Boston to prepare for the World Series or clean out their lockers for the offseason.
Christian Vazquez has all the confidence in the world that the Red Sox will win Friday night in Houston to force a deciding Game 7 of the ALCS on Saturday night.
The once powerful Red Sox offense has gone missing, and Boston is now on the brink of elimination in the ALCS.
The Red Sox offense has gone silent at the worst possible time, allowing the Astros to completely flip the momentum of the ALCS.
Red Sox first baseman Kyle Schwarber is quickly becoming the pride and joy of Waltham.
A Red Sox fan was walking to a bar to watch the game when Xander Bogaerts' home run ball came flying his way.
Umpire Laz Diaz had a rough night behind the plate in Game 4. It ended up showing up in an absolutely massive moment.
For much of Tuesday night's Game 4, the Red Sox appeared poised to take a 3-1 series lead. But then, the Astros rallied. Then they blew it open.
In the playoffs, emotions can be heightened a bit. Nothing can set someone off quite like a bad call.
