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Orioles-Red Sox Rained Out, Delaying Boston’s Pursuit of Record-Tying 15-Game Win Streak
Forecasters say a 93% rain chance and thunderstorms could force a late start as Boston tries to extend its 14-game winning streak.
- On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, the Boston Red Sox postponed their game against the Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park due to torrential rain, halting the club's pursuit of a 15th consecutive victory.
- Boston currently holds a 14-game winning streak, aiming to tie the franchise's longest-ever victory run established in 1946 by a team led by Ted Williams.
- AccuWeather described the storm as "heavy," with precipitation odds reaching 93% as the National Weather Service issued flood watches across the region.
- The Red Sox and Orioles will now play a split doubleheader Wednesday to make up the contest, with games scheduled for 1:35 p.m. and 7:10 p.m.
- Assuming the weather clears, Boston will start right-hander Eduardo Rivera against Baltimore's Kyle Bradish, who holds a 6.75 ERA in 10 career starts against the Red Sox.
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Red Sox eye record win streak in doubleheader vs. Orioles
The Boston Red Sox will have an opportunity to make history when they play two games against the visiting Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday. Boston, which has won 14 consecutive games, had a chance to tie the club record for consecutive victories when it was scheduled to play Baltimore on Tuesday, but that game was postponed
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Orioles-Red Sox rained out, delaying Boston's pursuit of record-tying 15-game win streak
Tuesday’s game between the Orioles and Red Sox was postponed because of rain, delaying Boston’s pursuit of a franchise record-tying 15th straight victory.
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