Atlanta Braves left-hander Chris Sale has lasted five or fewer innings and allowed three or more earned runs in each of his ...

Chris Sale, the National League's reigning Cy Young Award winner, turned in another so-so start on Sunday in the Atlanta Braves' loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. He coughed up four runs (three of them ...

Sale, who was tagged for six earned runs and failed to escape the fourth inning, looked nothing like the dominant arm the ...

Chris Sale’s fastball was back, both on the mound and with the harsh self-assessment he provided after the Braves suffered an ...

The first month of the season has been one to forget for the Atlanta Braves. While water should eventually find its level ...

In Sale's past two starts, he’s given up 15 hits and nine runs (eight earned) in nine innings. The offense isn't helping him.

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MLB season underway, Braves reigning Cy Young award winner Chris Sale is missing an element of his best pitch from 2024.

Chris Sale's move to the Atlanta Braves from the Boston Red Sox has revitalized his career, resulting in stellar performances ...

Perennial Cy Young candidate Chris Sale had only given up three or more runs in four straight games twice in his career before doing so Sunday. Even he's at a loss for why.

Sale (0-2) took the loss against the Rays on Sunday, allowing four runs (three earned) on six hits and three walks with seven strikeouts over 4.1 innings.

What would the dominant baseball narratives be if this season were 17 games long? That's a worthwhile thought experiment, given how much discussion there’s been lately about parity.