How Red Sox Won Game 4 Of ALDS To Eliminate Yankees
Here's how the Red Sox won in Game 4 to win the series and eliminate the Yankees.
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Here's how the Red Sox won in Game 4 to win the series and eliminate the Yankees.
Chris Sale struck out eight for his first postseason win, J.D. Martinez hit a three-run homer and the Boston Red Sox sweated out their shaky bullpen to hold off the New York Yankees 5-4 on Friday night in Game 1 of the AL Division Series.
The Red Sox have themselves a 1-0 series lead in the ALDS after hanging on for a 5-4 victory in Game 1 against the Yankees. Here's how it happened.
Follow along as the Red Sox host the Yankees in a playoff game for the first time since 2004.
"If I take the mound, I expect to win. I don't care what I have on a given day, I should be able to find a way."
The Red Sox-Yankees rivalry is back on. But is that a good thing for Boston?
As the Red Sox gear up for the ALDS, manager Alex Cora made a few roster announcements on Tuesday.
We still don't know whom the Red Sox will face in the ALDS, but we know who will be taking the mound for the first three games.
Despite the drop in fastball velocity and despite the poor results, Sale assured everyone after the 10-3 Red Sox loss to Baltimore that everything will be A-OK when the postseason begins next Friday.
Boston's first opponent in the playoffs is still TBD. But we know who will get the ball for the Red Sox in Game 1.
Chris Sale looked much better in his second go as an "opener" for the Red Sox, pitching three scoreless innings against the New York Mets on Sunday afternoon.
Chris Sale's one-inning stint on Tuesday night was far from what the Red Sox are used to out of their ace pitcher, but the lefty said it's a step in the right direction.
Tuesday night is a "Sale Day" for the Red Sox, albeit a much shorter Sale than fans are used to seeing.
The Red Sox will get their ace back next week, though Chris Sale will not be going to distance against the Toronto Blue Jays.
David Price will return to the Red Sox rotation this weekend. Chris Sale's return, however, still remains a mystery.
Chris Sale has been ramping up his rehab and it sounds like he'll be back to starting games for the Boston Red Sox in the very near future.
Red Sox ace Chris Sale is headed back to the disabled list.
After getting a few weeks off to rest a sore shoulder, Chris Sale was back to mowing down the opposition for the Red Sox on Sunday.
Red Sox ace Chris Sale will miss another start as he deals with left shoulder inflammation.
The Red Sox are going to be without their ace for the near future.
Here's how Boston's five All-Stars did in Tuesday night's midsummer classic
While most of their teammates enjoy a four-day mini-vacation, a handful of Red Sox players will be busy during the MLB All-Star break.
In the midst of a historically dominant stretch, the lanky left-hander managed to work on his stand-up routine.
The Red Sox and the coaching staff all sported their most patriotic outfits before getting on their flight, and manager Alex Cora was kind enough to share those outfits with the world.
Just days after making the best start by a Red Sox pitcher in Yankee Stadium since Pedro Martinez in 1999, Chris Sale earned a rather nice accolade from Major League Baseball.
