Red Sox down White Sox, clinch ninth consecutive series win
The Red Sox are 30-5 in their last 35 games. It just keeps going. Willson Contreras exited the contest early with an illness while Boston took care of business behind a fantastic night on the mound and a few timely swings at the plate with a 4-0 victory. Here’s three takeaways from Wednesday night’s win. […]
In a resounding victory, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox with a score of 4-0, securing their ninth consecutive series win. Starting pitcher Sonny Gray made a remarkable return to form, allowing only three hits and walking two batters while striking out eight, completing a stellar six scoreless innings for his 14th victory of the season.
Meanwhile, Wilyer Abreu showcased his power at the plate, driving in the Red Sox's three runs with his ninth home run of the season, leading the majors with eight long balls in less than three weeks since the season resumed. Abreu's performance tied him with Washington’s CJ Abrams for the most home runs in that period. NESN provided an all-female broadcast for the event, featuring Emma Tiedemann, Alanna Rizzo, Nicole Menner, and Jen McCaffrey, delivering an engaging and eventful game at Fenway Park.
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