Chris Seal, Boston Red Sox. (mandatory credit: Winslow Townson-USA TODAY Sports)
The Boston Red Sox are in a hot streak, and they’ve also received some good news regarding starting bowler Chris Seal.
The Boston Red Sox recently completed a four-game sweep of the Seattle Mariners over the weekend and watched a free agent sign Trevor Storey hit five runs in the series. Things can’t get any better for the Red Sox. But maybe it is.
When speaking with the media ahead of their game against the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday, manager Alex Cora said that starting bowler Chris Seal has completed a game session and is scheduled to have another one next week. That was when Korra said Ciel could have a live hitting practice in the near future.
Red Sox: Chris Seale throws a bullpen
Sale hasn’t been shown at all this season as he’s still recovering from a rib cage fracture last February. 2 weeks ago, Team leader Haim Blum said: Salé suffered a setback in his recovery as he dealt with a “personal medical problem”.
After the 2019 season, Sal underwent surgery for Tommy John, sidelining him throughout the entire 2020 campaign. He returned to the team in August 2021, starting in nine regular season games. Sale scored a 5-1 record, 3.16 ERA, 1,336 WHIP and 52 strikes over the course of 42.2 runs.
Sale was also placed in three playoffs for Boston.
Red Sox fans will have to be a little patient, but Sale appears to be heading in the right direction and very close to making a comeback.
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