Kansas City. – The Boston Red Sox showcased their offensive power by defeating the Kansas City Royals with a score of 3-1 this Sunday. The victory was built on two spectacular home runs that made the difference at Kauffman Stadium.
Devers and Abreu: Heroes of the Day
Rafael Devers led the offense with a two-run homer that traveled 440 feet to center field. This hit became the longest of the season for Boston. Wilyer Abreu also shined, tying the game with a 430-foot home run, the third-longest of the year for the team according to Statcast.
Rafael Devers crushes a 440-foot go-ahead blast 💥
Giolito en la Lomita
Right-hander Lucas Giolito had an outstanding performance from the mound, pitching 6.2 innings in which he allowed only two hits and one unearned run. Giolito finished his work by striking out Maikel Garcia with a 95 mph fastball on his 88th pitch.
Go out and compete. Give us six innings, a chance to win
Alex Cora
Kansas City’s only score came after an error on Giolito’s own throw during a sacrifice bunt, but the pitcher recovered firmly.
Chapman Secures the Victory
Aroldis Chapman closed out the game, earning his sixth save of the year. With this performance, Chapman tied Rollie Fingers for 15th all-time in MLB saves, with 341.
Boston continues to demonstrate its offensive power as it fights to climb positions in the American League. The victory boosts the team’s morale after a close series in Kansas City.
