Chris Sale Will Pitch Sunday If Red Sox Fail To Clinch Division Title
Will Red Sox ace Chris Sale get a much needed day off on Sunday? It all depends if Boston is able to pop the champagne on Saturday.
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Will Red Sox ace Chris Sale get a much needed day off on Sunday? It all depends if Boston is able to pop the champagne on Saturday.
Here's some perspective on what throwing 300 strikeouts means.
The Red Sox clinched a playoff berth hours after beating the Baltimore Orioles 9-0 on Wednesday night.
The Boston Red Sox have to be feeling pretty good about themselves as they wake up on Wednesday.
We know Chris Sale will get the ball in Game 1, but after that, Adam Kaufman says there is a lot of debating to be done.
Chris Sale's late-season struggles continued on Sunday night, but the Boston lefty isn't worried.
Chris Sale got back on track Tuesday night in Toronto, notching his 15th win of the season while also making some MLB history.
How do you explain Chris Sale's massive struggles against the Indians this season?
The Yankees won for the fifth time in six games and snapped Boston's three game winning streak to pull within four games of the first-place Red Sox in the AL East.
The Red Sox nearly fell to an improbable 0-3 against the Yankees in games started by Chris Sale this season. But none of that would have been the Red Sox ace's fault.
Baseball purists, avert your eyes. What you're about to see might be considered to be shocking.
The Tampa Bay Rays didn't stand a chance against an angry Chris Sale, who notched his 15th double-digit strikeout performance on the season.
Chris Sale allowed two hits in eight innings and struck out 13, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Tampa Bay Rays 2-0 on Tuesday for their seventh straight victory.
When it comes to those head-to-head meetings between the Red Sox and the Yankees, Boston would do well to have Chris Sale pitch as many times as possible.
It's not often that the Red Sox offense has had to bail out ace Chris Sale this season. But that's exactly what happened in Tuesday night's bizarro world game at Fenway Park.
Chris Sale is the runaway favorite for the AL Cy Young award. But what about MVP?
Chris Sale pitched seven innings of three-hit ball, top prospect Rafael Devers became the youngest Boston player to hit a home run in more than 50 years, and the Red Sox beat the Seattle Mariners 4-0 on Wednesday to salvage the final game of the series.
The Red Sox scored five times in the top of the first and Chris Sale threw six scoreless innings in a 6-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels.
With 11 wins in 19 starts this season, Chris Sale has a chance to be Boston's next 20-game winner. But he could use a little more help from the Red Sox offense.
Chris Sale will make his second consecutive All-Star Game, this time for the Red Sox.
It's an easy trap to fall in to when playing fantasy baseball: An All-Star player in real life doesn't always equate to an All-Star player in fantasy sports. This 2017 provides more proof of just why this is true. Don't be blinded by MLB All-Star status in fantasy baseball!
Chris Sale's latest gem got the Red Sox to the midway point with their best record of the season.
It was fascinating to learn what type of preparation goes into each of Sale's starts. Or, more accurately, what type preparation doesn't go into his starts.
Chris Sale pitched 6 1/3 overpowering innings with nine strikeouts, Mitch Moreland hit a solo homer for the third straight game and the Boston Red Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1 on Monday in a matchup of two of the AL's top teams.
Check out Sale's furious reaction to his inability to finish the game in Kansas City.
