Chris Sale Slated To Start ALCS Game 5, But Available Out Of Bullpen Tuesday Night
Chris Sale will get the start for the Red Sox in Game 5 of the ALCS on Wednesday night. That is, unless he has to make a relief appearance in Tuesday night's Game 4.
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Chris Sale will get the start for the Red Sox in Game 5 of the ALCS on Wednesday night. That is, unless he has to make a relief appearance in Tuesday night's Game 4.
All things considered, the Red Sox have to be satisfied with the start they got from Chris Sale on Friday night.
You don't often see back-to-back, game-changing plays like the ones Kiké Hernandez put forth for the baseball world in Game 1 of the ALCS between the Red Sox and Astros.
In a surprising move, Red Sox manager Alex Cora named Chris Sale his Game 1 starter for Boston's ALCS showdown against the Houston Astros.
Game 3 of the American League Division Series between the Red Sox and Rays was an incredible spectacle. It was also a bit taxing.
As for how Chris Sale will do on Friday night, there's equal reasons for optimism and doubt.
The Red Sox will have their ace back on the hill as the team starts its final homestand of the season. Chris Sale will toe the rubber against the Orioles on Friday night.
Chris Sale is the latest member of the Red Sox to test positive for COVID-19.
Austin Meadows hit a tying, inside-the-park homer in the ninth inning, Nelson Cruz had a go-ahead single in the 10th and the Tampa Bay Rays rallied from a six-run deficit to beat the Boston Red Sox 11-10 on Monday.
The Rays had a four-run pop up against the Red Sox when Alex Verdugo lost a ball a ball in the sun on Monday afternoon.
"I was just thinking about the team the whole at-bat," Duran said after Adam Ottavino closed out the 3-2 victory. "You know, like, 'This one's for the team. I gotta do something for the boys.' I just haven't been doing much for the team, so I was just trying to step up in a big moment for them."
Chris Sale joined some exclusive company Thursday night, tossing another "immaculate inning" for the Red Sox.
In his first time on a Major League mound in over two years, Chris Sale looked a lot like the Chris Sale of old.
An excited Xander Bogaerts can't wait to welcome Chris Sale and Kyle Schwarber into the everyday mix.
The struggling Red Sox will get a boost in their pitching rotation soon, but the news wasn't all good on Sunday.
In what is expected to be his last rehab start, Red Sox left-hander Chris Sale looked like the star pitcher that he is.
The Red Sox did not add to their starting rotation before the trade deadline last week, but they're still in store to get a potentially massive boost soon in the return of Chris Sale.
Red Sox lefty Chris Sale continued to show ace-like stuff in his latest rehab start Saturday.
Chris Sale has surely been called many things in his life, but a bad eater probably isn't one of them.
Chris Sale made his second rehab start on Tuesday, and he looked downright filthy for the Double-A Sea Dogs in Portland.
Chris Sale's next stop on his path back to the big leagues will be in Portland.
Chris Sale tossed his first rehab outing Thursday since having Tommy John surgery, and the Red Sox lefty was pretty good in his brief time on the mound.
Chris Sale took another big step toward his big league return.
The Boston Red Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 6-2 Wednesday night in a game twice delayed by poor weather.
Chris Sale is getting ready to take another big and important step in his recovery from Tommy John surgery.
