Chris Sale taking on the Pirates in a matchup pitting teams set to meet on Opening Day headlines today's slate of six Spring Training games on MLB.TV.
Sale, one of the most highly anticipated players entering 2017 after being the centerpiece of the offseason's biggest blockbuster trade with the White Sox, will make his third spring start. And, of course, World Baseball Classic play continues on MLB.TV, where fans can follow much of this spring's action.
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Opening Day preview: PIT@BOS, 6:05 p.m., MLB.TV
Sale, widely viewed as one of the Majors' best pitchers who hasn't played in the postseason, will make his third spring start in a matchup between clubs who meet on Opening Day at Fenway Park on April 3.

Sale, who has made two starts this spring and is 1-0 with a 1.50 ERA in six innings with seven strikeouts, will not pitch in the season opener but will start Game 2 on April 5, manager John Farrell announced Wednesday. Reigning American League Cy Young Award winner Rick Porcello will take the hill for his first career Opening Day start. More >