Boston, MA – The Boston Red Sox maintain their dominant pace this season. This Wednesday, the team achieved a spectacular comeback in the final innings, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays with a score of 4-3. This victory extends their streak to seven consecutive wins, the longest of the season.
Boston’s offensive, which had been contained for six innings, woke up in the seventh inning. Marcelo Mayer hit a crucial double, driving in a run that brought his team closer on the scoreboard. Ceddanne Rafaela followed suit with a single that drove in two runs, turning the scoreboard around and sealing the victory.
The pitcher Walker Buehler delivered a solid performance, allowing three runs in six innings. His performance kept the Red Sox in the fight until the offense could react.
With this triumph, Boston improves its record to 50-45, demonstrating its ability to overcome challenges, especially after its victories against the Nationals and the Rockies in the previous series.
The victory comes at a key moment, just before the All-Star Game and the anticipated T-Mobile Home Run Derby 2025.
