David Price To Start Game 5, With Chance To Punch Red Sox' Ticket To World Series
With a chance to punch their ticket to the World Series on Thursday night, the Boston Red Sox will be handing the ball to David Price.
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With a chance to punch their ticket to the World Series on Thursday night, the Boston Red Sox will be handing the ball to David Price.
A win in such a circumstance requires the work of a good number of players. But it would save a whole lot of time to just look at the Red Sox' outfield.
In Game 3 of the ALCS, a controversial call took away two potential runs for the Boston Red Sox. In Game 4, the script was flipped.
Follow along for live updates and analysis right here in the live blog, as the Red Sox and Astros both play their biggest game of the season.
After Game 3 of the ALCS, the news on Chris Sale appeared to be positive. But a day later, things have moved the wrong way for the Red Sox.
After investigating the cheating claims against the Houston Astros, Major League Baseball has found no wrongdoing.
The Red Sox have a 2-1 lead over the Astros in the ALCS, and with Rick Porcello on the mound Wednesday night, they have a golden opportunity to take a stranglehold of the series.
The beauty of postseason baseball is you just never know who might be the hero and Game 3 gave us many.
The Boston Red Sox took a 2-1 lead in the ALCS, but that wasn't the only good news for the team on Tuesday.
The Red Sox never trailed in this game, but the Astros made it tough on them throughout. And there was certainly a fair share of dicey moments for the visiting team.
David Ortiz may no longer be a member of the Boston Red Sox on the field, but he's very clearly a member of the Red Sox For Life Club.
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Houston Astros on Tuesday in Houston by a final score of 8-2 to take a 2-1 series lead in the American League Championship Series.
Follow along for live updates and analysis right here in the live blog, as the Red Sox and Astros fight for the right to take a 2-1 lead in this tightly contested ALCS.
With the Red Sox and Astros engaged in the American League Championship Series, it appears as though some chicanery may have been afoot.
Nobody could believe that Tony Kemp had made the catch. And that's probably because Kemp didn't make the catch.
