Chris Sale

Red Sox ace Chris Sale has suffered yet another injury. The team says Sale was injured in a bicycle accident on Saturday. He had just finished throwing over at Boston College, then flew off his bike as he went down a hill on his way to grab lunch. “Well, he is on the Red Sox, so a curse is possible,”…

Chris Sale’s bad injury luck continued this weekend when he fractured his wrist while riding a bike — an injury that required season-ending surgery.

Red Sox left-hander Chris Sale had a broken pinkie finger on his pitching hand after being hit by a line drive against the New York Yankees on Sunday, yet another setback in an injury-plagued year for the Boston ace.

Chris Sale discussed his Wednesday night tantrum in the WooSox tunnel that occurred after his last rehab start. Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom also commented on the matter.

Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale took out his frustrations in the Polar Park dugout after struggling in his rehab start for the minor league Worcester Red Sox on Wednesday night. Video footage obtained by NBC10 Boston shows the pitcher having a meltdown after giving up a bases-loaded walk. He went into the dugout when he was taken out at the…

Footage of Red Sox Pitcher Chris Sale destroying property in the Polar Park dugout after giving up a bases loaded walk and being taken out after 3 and 2/3 innings in a rehab start for the Woo Sox.

All signs point toward Chris Sale returning to the Boston Red Sox starting rotation sooner rather than later.

The Red Sox are counting on lefty Chris Sale to be an infusion of life into the Red Sox over the second half of the season, and early reports on his rehab sound encouraging. But, as our John Tomase writes, we’ve been down this bumpy road before.

As the Red Sox prepare for the season at Spring Training, they’ve learned they will be without Chris Sale on opening day as the ace recovers from a stress fracture in his rib cage.

The Red Sox will be without their ace to begin the season, as left-hander Chris Sale has a stress fracture in his right rib cage.

Carlos Correa paused a few seconds at the plate, tapping the spot on his wrist where a watch would be, after hitting a tiebreaking home run in the seventh inning that propelled the Houston Astros over the Boston Red Sox 5-4 Friday night in the AL Championship Series opener. “It’s my time,” he screamed before trotting around the bases....

Alex Cora made the surprising announcement that Chris Sale, not Nathan Eovaldi, will start Game 1 of the ALCS. As John Tomase writes, it’s a decision that could determine the fate of Boston’s season.

The Boston Red Sox will start Chris Sale for Friday’s ALCS Game 1 vs. the Houston Astros.

With the 2021 MLB playoffs about to get underway, here are the top 10 starting pitchers who we’ll see in October.

Another Boston Red Sox player has been added to the team’s COVID-19 related injured list. The team announced Sunday that pitcher Phillips Valdez had been placed on the list. Brad Peacock was activated from Triple-A Worcester to fill his spot on the active roster. Valdez, 29, has made 28 appearances for the Red Sox this season, posting a 5.85 ERA…

Boston Red Sox ace Chris Sale has tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss his scheduled start Sunday, per a report.

Chris Sale’s stats Thursday night spoke for themselves, but John Tomase points to two pitches against the Twins that demonstrate the Red Sox ace is back to full form.

The Red Sox are leaking oil as the calendar approaches September, but there’s still plenty to play for. Our John Tomase shares his take on Monday’s players-only meeting.

Chris Sale’s impressive 2021 debut has given the Red Sox new life at a pivotal point in the season, writes John Tomase.

Chris Sale finally returns to the mound Saturday afternoon, and not a moment too soon for the Red Sox. As John Tomase writes, the lefty’s return should inject some much-needed positive energy.