MLB Investigation Closed: Astros Weren't Spying, They Were Just Making Sure Red Sox Weren't Spying
After investigating the cheating claims against the Houston Astros, Major League Baseball has found no wrongdoing.
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After investigating the cheating claims against the Houston Astros, Major League Baseball has found no wrongdoing.
We're halfway through the NL and AL Championship Series, and boy do we have some excitement on our hands!
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.
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.
Chris Sale is rejoining the Red Sox in Houston ahead of Tuesday's Game 3 of the ALCS, but manager Alex Cora wants to give fans a heads up.
Alex Bregman gave the Red Sox plenty of bulletin board material for Tuesday night's Game 3 of the ALCS.
Boston Red Sox ace Chris Sale was released from the hospital Monday and will rejoin the team in Houston before Game 3 of the AL Championship Series.
The Red Sox got some baby steps from David Price, but the bullpen took a giant step in the right direction in their Game 2 win over the Astros.
Chris Sale did not pitch up to his own lofty standards in Saturday night's Game 1 loss to Houston, but there may have been a reason.
It wasn't pretty. Here are a few random thoughts on the Red Sox 7-2 Game 1 ALCS loss to the Astros Saturday night at Fenway Park.
Saturday night was bad. But the Red Sox are OK. Allow me to explain.
With temperatures dipping into the 40s, numbing their fingertips as they tried to grip the baseball, Justin Verlander and Chris Sale both struggled to get the ball over the plate. Verlander recovered quickly. Sale never did.
Sale's final line showed that he allowed two earned runs over four innings, which in and of itself was not particularly catastrophic. But with four walks and a hit by pitch, Sale was never in control -- not of his arsenal, and not of the game.
There was one moment of levity for everyone at Fenway Park -- everyone except umpire Joe West.
Follow along for live updates and analysis from Game 1 of the ALCS between the BostonRed Sox and Houston Astros.
Alex Cora's managerial debut in the ALCS didn't last very long.
New England sports fans have plenty to be excited about this weekend.
Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz are no longer enemies on the field. But they've carried the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry into the world of television.
The Red Sox formally announced their roster for the American League Championship Series on Saturday.
