Chris Sale Resumes Throwing Program At Red Sox Spring Training Complex
Major League Baseball is still on hiatus as the world deals with the coronavirus outbreak. But that isn't stopping Chris Sale from resuming his throwing program.
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Major League Baseball is still on hiatus as the world deals with the coronavirus outbreak. But that isn't stopping Chris Sale from resuming his throwing program.
It's going to be a while before baseball returns. The league announced Monday that it has further delayed Opening Day for the 2020 season amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The NBA postponed its regular season. The NHL is close to doing the same. Meanwhile, MLB has carried on with spring training. But not for long.
Jerry Remy is healthy heading into the 2020 baseball season, but the coronavirus outbreak will keep the legendary Red Sox broadcaster out of the booth to start the season.
Major League Baseball is delaying its Red Sox investigation as it uses resources on coronavirus response.
The NBA, NHL, Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer are closing access to locker rooms and clubhouses to all non-essential personnel in response to the coronavirus crisis, the leagues announced in a joint statement Monday night.
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge has a broken rib and it's not clear whether he will need surgery, leaving doubt when he'll be back in the lineup.
The MLB season starts in a few weeks, and J.D. Martinez wants to make one thing very clear: He does not want to lose his video.
The Red Sox got some good news on Chris Sale's sore left elbow on Wednesday. However, there is some concern that the good news is only temporary.
The Red Sox have added a pitcher.
It's not looking good for the Red Sox or Chris Sale. The team is now seeking a third opinion on Sale's left elbow before making a decision on the pitcher's status.
The feeling around the veteran left-hander is ominous, and nobody is really surprised. It raises the question of why the Red Sox were so eager to ink Chris Sale to a long-term extension.
The good feelings did not last long for Chris Sale in 2020.
Fortunately for the 34-year-old bazillionaire, he no longer has to deal with the huge media throng asking him questions about everything he does. Price is now a Dodger, and he's seemingly enjoying the lack of attention that comes with that.
It's going to be a bad year for the Red Sox, Still, there are certain things that only work to twist the knife. And this photo? Oh, boy. We hope you're sitting down.
Chris Sale will not be ready for the regular season, leaving the Red Sox a starter short in their rotation. That's not an ideal problem to have for a team that was already a starter short in their rotation.
Chris Sale will not be Boston's Opening Day starter for the third straight season. In fact, he won't even be on the Red Sox Opening Day roster.
The baseball world is patiently awaiting MLB to wrap up their investigation into the Boston Red Sox and let the world know if the 2018 champs used electronics to steal signs. That wait is going to continue.
Red Sox prospect Chih-Jung Liu arrived at Spring Training. But he will have to wait to get to work on the diamond.
Attempts at cheating are a part of sports, Major League Baseball said in urging a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by fantasy contestants.
Dustin Pedroia's absence from the Red Sox will continue for the foreseeable future.
The Boston Red Sox have named Jerry Narron to be bench coach under interim manager Ron Roenicke.
Earlier this offseason, Pedro Martinez said that Mike Fiers did the wrong thing when he exposed the Astros' sign-stealing system. Now, another Red Sox legend feels the same.
New York Yankees star Giancarlo Stanton imagined having the advantage the Houston Astros gained in their scam.
Even though Mookie Betts is long gone, trade talks between the Red Sox and Padres are apparently still happening.
