For the first time since 2018, Chris Sale threw a fastball that touched triple digits. A small adjustment seems to have made a difference.

By NOAH TRISTER Chris Sale shut out the Dodgers and threw a 100 mph fastball in the process. You could call it turning back the clock, but that would imply the Atlanta left-hander’s best days are behind him.

At 37 years old, Chris Sale is continuing to demonstrate how age is just a number, showing no signs of slowing down with his dominant second-half surge for the Atlanta Braves.

Winning the National League Cy Young Award for the second time in three seasons would be nice. But the determination Chris Sale has shown while recently matching up against three of MLB’s other elite starters has been a product of his desire to win another World Series.

The Philadelphia Phillies have the tough task of facing Chris Sale. Interim manager Don Mattingly, a once-great left-handed hitter with the Yankees, was asked what his approach against the Atlanta Braves ace would be.

Philadelphia Phillies are set to play a four-game series against the Atlanta Braves starting Sept. 4. NBC10's Tim Furlong talked with fans.

In his 16th big league season, 37-year-old Chris Sale may be writing the finest chapter of his storied career. Eight days ago, Sale authored one of his best games ever, blanking the Dodgers in a complete-game shutout.