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Unlikely Hero Powers Red Sox To Dramatic Win Over Marlins

The Red Sox just keep winning baseball games, and Monday was another thriller.

Unlikely Hero Powers Red Sox To Dramatic Win Over Marlins

The Boston Red Sox secured a dramatic 4-2 victory over the Miami Marlins at loanDepot Park on Monday night, thanks to a clutch performance from Anthony Seigler. Seigler entered the ninth inning with a season-high of 12 RBIs, yet he delivered a go-ahead RBI triple that lifted Boston to the win. Nick Sogard added an RBI single, providing crucial insurance runs for closer Aroldis Chapman.

This victory extended Boston's winning streak to four games and improved its record to 72-59. The Red Sox have won six of their last seven games after sweeping the San Francisco Giants over the weekend. Seigler's triple came with pinch runner Eli White at first base. Sogard then lined a single, bringing Seigler home and extending Boston's lead to 4-2.

The Mariners struggled to capitalize on scoring opportunities, going 1-for-14 with runners in scoring position and stranding 10 runners. Despite Miami scoring first in the second inning and regaining the lead in the seventh, Boston responded with timely hits from Jarren Duran and Willson Contreras. The Red Sox' pitching staff, including Ranger Suárez, Brayan Bello, and Erik Miller, held steady to prevent the Marlins from scoring again.

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