Who’s Red Sox’s Hardest Partier? Chris Sale Reveals Answer Before Opening Day

Opening Day finally is here and the Boston Red Sox will begin their World Series title defense at T-Mobile Park against the Seattle Mariners.

Boston and its fans celebrated the victory in the city’s streets with a victory parade. The team rightfully was very happy and eager to roll through Boston on the duck boats while drinking beers, recording moments on their phones and snapping selfies with their families.

But after all is said and done, who took home the title of hardest partier? Allow the Opening Day starter, Chris Sale, to tell you:

“I don’t know if there was a guy I wasn’t impressed with,” Sale told the NBC Sports Boston’s “The Camera Guys.” “We had a good time.”

The Camera Guys, however, wanted more than just that from Sale and continued to press for an answer. And even though Sale still wouldn’t give a specific name, he did say it was “probably somebody on our coaching staff.”

The party begins at 7:08 p.m. ET when Sale throws out the first pitch to open up the 2019 campaign.