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The Houston Astros will aim to book a spot in the American League Championship Series on Sunday when they take on the Red Sox in Boston. The Astros won both of the first two games of the series 8–2 at home. Houston hasn't been to a league championship Continue to Article

October 08, 2017 9:35:am EST

As of 10:30 p.m. Saturday, there were still tickets available for what could be the only playoff game at Fenway Park this season, Game 3 of the American League Division Series on Sunday afternoon. It appeared odd for the Sox to still have tickets available so close to a 2:30 p.m. first pitch, considering it's a holiday weekend and maybe the only chance to catch playoff baseball in Boston this year. Anywhere from 1-4 seats together were available at RedSox.com for the Doug Fister-Brad Peacock match-up on a holiday weekend. Continue to Article

October 07, 2017 10:37:pm EST

If the Boston Red Sox are nervous about the possibility of being swept out of the playoffs for the second straight year, they were trying hard not to show it on Saturday. A year after losing in David Ortiz's final game and being eliminated 3-0 by the Cleveland Indians in the AL Division Series, Boston returns to Fenway Park again on the cusp of another early postseason exit. The Houston Astros picked apart Boston's top two starting pitchers in Games 1 and 2, roughing up Chris Sale and Drew Pomeranz in back-to-back, 8-2 victories at Minute Maid Park. Continue to Article

October 07, 2017 8:00:pm EST

If the Boston Red Sox are nervous about the possibility of being swept out of the playoffs for the second straight year, they were trying hard not to show it on Saturday. A year after losing in David Ortiz's final game and being eliminated 3-0 by the Cleveland Indians in the AL Division Series, Boston returns to Fenway Park again on the cusp of another early postseason exit. The Houston Astros picked apart Boston's top two starting pitchers in Games 1 and 2, roughing up Chris Sale and Drew Pomeranz in back-to-back, 8-2 victories at Minute Maid Park. Continue to Article

October 07, 2017 6:35:pm EST

When Brad Peacock headed to spring training with the Houston Astros in February, he was so worried he wouldn't make team that he told his then-pregnant wife, Stephanie, that he might end up playing in Japan this season. Instead of pitching halfway across the world, Peacock put together his best season and will make his first career postseason start when the Astros look to complete a sweep of the Boston Red Sox in the AL Division Series on Sunday. It's rare for a 29-year-old to completely reinvent himself as an athlete, but that's exactly what Peacock did. Continue to Article

October 07, 2017 4:40:pm EST