Red Sox Starter One Step Closer To Return
Boston Red Sox starter Chris Sale is progressing toward return. The starter threw a live batting practice session on Monday and was reportedly feeling well.
Chris Sale is back at Fenway to continue his rehab. pic.twitter.com/BDIyJogxUC
— Alex Speier (@alexspeier) June 14, 2022
Sale will be throwing for another batting practice tomorrow and, should that go well, there's a good chance the pitcher will begin a minor league rehab assignment.
At very best, Sale is two weeks out from a return to Boston's lineup. However, Sale's progress is promising.
While there is some speculation regarding the pitcher's role upon his return, Red Sox manager Alex Cora confirmed today that Sale will return as a starter.
Despite some saying Chris Sale could return as a reliever initially, Alex Cora says he will return as a starting pitcher. pic.twitter.com/LX9dOmQ8Ty
— Boston Sports Gordo (@BOSSportsGordo) June 15, 2022
Last season, Sale also struggled with injury, pitching just 42 innings. He posted a 5-1 record with a 3.16 ERA and a WHIP of 1.33, while throwing 52 strikeouts.
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