US EditionRed Sox Rally for 11-9 Win over Angels on Rafaela's Walk-Off Homer
- The Boston Red Sox defeated the Los Angeles Angels 11-9 on Wednesday afternoon at Fenway Park with a walk-off home run by Ceddanne Rafaela.
- The Angels took early leads with four runs before an out and held multiple leads, but defensive errors and pitching struggles allowed the Red Sox to rally repeatedly.
- Starting pitcher José Soriano gave up five runs in the first inning, while Rafaela’s two-run homer in the ninth was the shortest walk-off home run at Fenway since 2015, barely clearing the Pesky Pole.
- The game saw several shifts in momentum with Boston overcoming multiple deficits, including a 9-9 deadlock in the eighth inning, before Ceddanne Rafaela’s walk-off homer in the ninth secured the victory; it was his first career walk-off and sixth homer this season.
- The Red Sox avoided a home sweep by the under-.500 Angels and will begin a series against the Yankees after a Thursday off day, reflecting resilience in a tight AL East race.
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Red Sox rally, then rally again for 11-9 win over Angels on Rafaela’s walk-off homer - Boston News, Weather, Sports
BOSTON (AP) — Ceddanne Rafaela curled a home run around the Pesky Pole in the bottom of the ninth inning on Wednesday and the Boston Red Sox rallied after trailing four different times to beat the Los Angeles Angels 11-9. The Angels blew 4-0, 7-5, 8-7 and 9-8 leads, with Rafael Devers bouncing a chopper between the gloves of second baseman Chris Taylor and shortstop Zach Neto behind second base to tie it 9-9 in the eighth. Each of the first thre…
Red Sox rally for 11-9 win over Angels on Rafaela's walk-off homer
Each of the first three times the Red Sox scored, Los Angeles answered with runs of its own. But after walking Mike Trout to lead off the ninth, Cooper Criswell (1-0) got the next three batters out to give Boston a chance to walk it off.
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