Monasterio, Yoshida Hit 2-Run Homers as Red Sox Beat Mets 4-0 for 8-Game Winning Streak
- On Saturday, the Boston Red Sox extended their winning streak to eight games with a 4-0 victory over the New York Mets, powered by two-run homers from Andruw Monasterio and Masataka Yoshida.
- Filling in for injured starter Ranger Suarez, 23-year-old Eduardo Rivera tossed 3 2/3 scoreless innings in his first big league start, striking out 3 and walking 2.
- Manager Alex Cora motivated the team during spring training with a marathon analogy; the Red Sox have now won 13 of 15 games.
- Five relievers limited the Mets to 3 hits, with Danny Coulombe finishing the team's ninth shutout after Justin Slaten escaped a bases-loaded jam in the seventh.
- Left-Hander Payton Tolle is scheduled to start Sunday as Boston aims to extend its season-high winning streak, which remains the longest active in the majors.
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Red Sox Get Key Injury Update as Win Streak Reaches Eight
The Boston Red Sox shut out the New York Mets 4-0 on Saturday at Citi Field, pushing their winning streak to eight games and their record over the last 15 to 13 victories. What started as a trip to Anaheim has turned into the most significant stretch of the season. Eight games on the road, […] The post Red Sox Get Key Injury Update as Win Streak Reaches Eight appeared first on HEAVY.
Mets’ Ace Vents Frustration After Shutout Loss to Red Sox Amid Uncertain Future
Back around mid-April, it was reported that the New York Mets carried a CBT payroll of more than $375 million for the 2026 season. Fast forward to the end of the first half, and the Mets are 40-56, sitting at the bottom of the NL East. Clearly, that payroll and many of the Mets’ offseason additions have failed to make the desired impact. And Freddy Peralta is one of them, as was evident again in Saturday’s game against the Boston Red Sox. So, wh…
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