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Orioles Halt Red Sox's Franchise Record-Tying 15 Game Win Streak with 5-1 Win to Split Twinbill
Kyle Bradish allowed one run over six innings, and Dylan Beavers drove in two as Baltimore won 5-1 to end Boston’s streak.
- On Wednesday, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-1 in the nightcap of a doubleheader at Fenway Park, ending Boston's franchise-record-tying 15-game winning streak. Kyle Bradish allowed one run over six innings.
- Boston matched its 80-year-old franchise record set by the 1946 team led by Ted Williams, ending a run that began after a 10-2 loss to Washington on July 1. It was the club's first defeat in 22 days.
- Baltimore knocked out Red Sox starter Eduardo Rivera in the first inning, scoring four runs on three hits in 2/3 of an inning. Bradish gave up four hits with four strikeouts in his first start after signing a $90 million, five-year contract.
- Interim Red Sox manager Chad Tracy said, "I think everybody knew it was going to end at some point." First baseman Willson Contreras added there is "nothing to be sad about," as Boston's playoff odds surged from 13.4% to 64.7%.
- Despite the loss, Boston holds a 52-49 record and remains in playoff contention after a dramatic turnaround from 37-48 on July 1. The Red Sox will host last-place Toronto for a three-game series starting Friday.
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Red Sox tie franchise record with 15th consecutive victory, but fall short of breaking mark in nightcap - The Boston Globe
The Red Sox matched the 1946 team's record of 15 straight wins in the first game, but fell behind early in the nightcap and couldn't rally.
·Boston, United States
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Red Sox Announce Pitching Move After 15-Game Winning Streak Ends
The Red Sox announced a pitching move after their 15-game winning streak ended, signaling the club isn't waiting to adjust as the playoff race intensifies. The post Red Sox Announce Pitching Move After 15-Game Winning Streak Ends appeared first on HEAVY.
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