Red Sox’s Chris Sale Takes Next Step In Rehab Process Post-Setback
Sale is back to playing catch as he prepares to ramp up again
Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale is ramping up on his way to re-joining Boston’s pitching staff.
Sale was well on his way to recovery from a stress fracture in his rib he suffered prior to spring training when a “small personal medical issue” halted his rehab, and restarted his throwing progression. Now, it appears that the veteran left-hander has started throwing again.
“Chris Sale has resumed playing catch,” Alex Cora said, as transcribed by MassLive’s Chris Cotillo on Monday.
The Red Sox pitching staff ranks 15th in the entire MLB with a 3.75 ERA and could use the potential of Sale, who is not far removed from being an undisputed ace and posted a 3.16 earned run average in nine starts coming fresh off of Tommy John surgery last season.
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