Red Sox Reveal Starting Rotation For First Five Games Of 2019 Season
The rotation is set.
The Boston Red Sox will open the 2019 season Thursday night on the road against the Seattle Mariners, and they’ll do so with the recently extended Chris Sale on the mound. Manager Alex Cora announced last week that Sale would be the Opening Day starter, but until Tuesday, had yet to reveal the rest of the rotation.
Well, now we know.
Here’s who the Red Sox will trot out to begin the year:
Boston begins its World Series championship defense with an 11-game West Coast trip: four games in Seattle, four against the Oakland Athletics and three against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
What do you think?
Leave a comment.
The Red Sox’s home opener is scheduled for Tuesday, April 9 against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Trending on NESN
-
Adam Schefter Shares 'Suspicion' About Patriots-Giants Draft Trade Talks
-
Red Sox Acquire Pitcher From White Sox With Ties To Craig Breslow
-
Red Sox Reportedly Agree To Deal With Versatile Veteran
-
Jerod Mayo Believes Bill Belichick Would Have Done This With No. 3 Pick
-
Patriots Make Defensive Addition By Signing Veteran Linebacker
