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Things slowly but surely seem to be leveling back out in the AL East. While the Yankees sit at the top, the Red Sox are back to above a .500 winning percentage with a 25-23 record, sitting 5.5 games back. A large part of this recent turnaround is rookie Michael Chavis, who’s playing like a … Continue reading This Chavis Kid Is Pretty Good
The Orioles have taken their rightful place back at the bottom of the AL East, so check that box off, but the Red Sox are still currently 9-15. Despite the fact that they swept the Tampa Bay Rays, Boston is still looking to find consistency in just about every department. Chris Sale appears to be … Continue reading Sox Update: The Red Sox Should Just Focus On Not Coming In Last
The Banner is unfurled! The Pats are in the building! The championship rings are fantas— aaaaaaand the celebration’s over. If you were wondering what a World Series hangover looks like… wonder no more. Our heads hurt, the room is spinning, and the last thing we want to do is open our eyes. Starting off the … Continue reading This Is What A World Series Hangover Looks Like
It seemed every outing by Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Chris Sale this past season was a record breaking performance of some kind. Sale struck out batters 308 times, holding a 2.90 ERA, .98 WHIP, and had an overall record of 17 wins and 8 losses. Sale lead the American League in strikeouts per 9 … Continue reading Was Chris Sale Snubbed In Not Getting AL Cy Young?
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