Last
night in Yankee Stadium, Chris Sale threw all of 99 pitches in a complete game
rout of the Yankees, 7-1. Sale has
started the season 8-0 in eight starts.
All
White Sox wins are sweet, against the Yankees doubly so. One of my guilty pleasures is reading the NYT
sports’ section online. For anyone who
doesn’t know, all sports were invented in New York, and those that weren’t have
been perfected there. If you don’t
believe me, just ask a New Yorker.
The
Times’ story compared Sale to Randy Johnson, which was very nice of them, and
went on to note that the Yankees were hoping starter Luis Severino—2-2/3
innings, seven hits, four walks, seven runs—might be in the same league as
Sale. The Times’ doesn’t have a comics’
page, but that doesn’t keep it from being funny.
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