
Chris Sale Leads Red Sox Past Orioles
Chris Sale pitched five dominant innings as the Red Sox beat the Orioles Sunday at Fenway Park and extended its franchise-best start to 13-2.
Sale allowed two hits and a run while striking out eight in the Red Sox 3-1 victory over the Orioles.
The 29-year-old lefty threw 93 pitches, 56 of them for strikes.
Andrew Benintendi tied the game at 1 in the fifth with an RBI triple into the corner in right, scoring Jackie Bradley Jr.
The go-ahead run came in the sixth, when J.D. Martinez scored from third on a wild pitch that skipped away from catcher Caleb Joseph.
The Sox added another run in the sixth on a ground-rule double to right field by Tzu-Wei Lin.
Craig Kimbrel pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for his fifth save in as many opportunities.
The game-time temperature of 34 degrees marked the coldest game at Fenway since April 17, 2003, when the Red Sox hosted the Rays.
The last team to begin a season by winning 13 of its first 15 was the 2013 Braves.
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