US EditionRed Sox edge Athletics 5-4 in 10 innings for 11th walk-off win of the year
Pinch-hitter Nick Sogard's infield grounder scored the winning run in the 10th inning, securing Boston's 11th walk-off win of the season, leading the American League.
- On Wednesday night in Boston, the Red Sox secured a 5-4 victory over the Athletics in 10 innings, marking their league-best eleventh game-winning walk-off of the year.
- The game featured a tied score of 4-4 after the sixth inning and a decisive run scored after Nate Eaton, the designated runner, advanced and slid safely home.
- Nick Sogard delivered the winning infield grounder in the 10th inning off Michael Kelly, while Chris Murphy earned the win pitching one-third of an inning.
- Trevor Story stole a base in the sixth but was caught stealing second to end the eighth, ending his 31-game successful steal streak, the longest in the AL since 1920.
- With the victory, Boston's record improved to 83-69, keeping them 2.5 games ahead of Cleveland in the race to secure the last American League wild-card position despite a.184 batting average with runners in scoring position during this homestand.
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Red Sox edge Athletics 5-4 in 10 innings for 11th walk-off win of the year
Pinch-hitter Nick Sogard’s 10th-inning infield grounder off Michael Kelly drove home Nate Eaton with the winning run, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Athletics 5-4 on Wednesday night for their American League-leading 11th walk-off win of the season.
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Portland Press HeraldRed Sox walk off with another victory
Boston has 11 walk-off wins this season after rallying to defeat the Athletics in 10 innings.
Red Sox Show Perseverance in Win Against Athletics - Sport Relay
Red Sox 5, Athletics 4 The perseverance of the Boston Red Sox pays off with a win against the Athletics in 10 innings. The Red Sox managed to notch an MLB-best 11th walk-off win of the season. Red Sox – Athletics Game Summary The Athletics only mustered a walk in the first inning, before the Red Sox got their turn to hit. Masataka Yoshida drove a changeup below the zone to right field, driving in Trevor Story to give the Red Sox an early 1-0 lea…
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