The Boston Red Sox stole Game 1 on the road against the New York Yankees thanks to a dominant effort from Garrett Crochet and Alex Cora.

One night after leaving his starter in for 117 pitches, Red Sox manager Alex Cora pulled his Game 2 starter in the third inning. Cora lifted Brayan Bello early after letting his ace Garrett Crochet go ...

Red Sox's Garrett Crochet predicted stellar outing against Yankees, then delivered originally appeared on The Sporting News The Boston Red Sox stole Game 1 of the American League wild card series ...

Cora pulled all the right moves Tuesday night in the Bronx, and outdueled his New York counterpart, Aaron Boone, once more.

Boston came into Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night and stole Game 1 of the AL Wild Card series, with Garrett Crochet cruising through New York's lineup. Here's how the Red Sox took a 1-0 lead in the ...

The Red Sox manager's gambit to rely on his bullpen unraveled in the eighth inning, and now the Wild Card Series is tied 1-1.

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Garrett Crochet threw 117 pitches — the most in a postseason game in six years — besting the New York Yankees with a throwback performance on the mound.

On the last of his career-high 117th pitches, Crochet blew a 100-mph four-seam heater by Austin Wells, who went back to the New York Yankees ' bench in disgust as the Red Sox ace’s 11th strikeout ...

Just 24 hours or so ago, Alex Cora was the toast of New England. After his Boston Red Sox rallied to stun the New York Yankees in Game 1 of their AL Wild Card series, all anyone wanted to talk about ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/red-sox as Garrett Crochet's Bold Prediction Before Red Sox Playoff Debut. The Boston Red Sox are just about to take on the New York Yankees in ...

“He’s the best pitcher in the game,” Yankees slugger Aaron Judge acknowledged, a mildly debatable but wholly acceptable point regarding a guy who struck a major league-high 255 and retired 16 straight ...