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Sonny Gray Shuts Down Brewers, Red Sox Win Consecutive Games for First Time This Season
- On Wednesday, Sonny Gray pitched 6 1/3 shutout innings as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5-0 for their first back-to-back wins of the season.
- Making his major league debut, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Shane Drohan took the loss after allowing three runs in the third inning, walking Andruw Monasterio and Caleb Durbin.
- Boston capitalized on three walks and two infield hits to score three times in the third inning. Trevor Story extended the lead to 3-0 with a sacrifice fly.
- The Red Sox added two runs in the bottom half with three straight singles and a replay challenge that overturned an inning-ending double play call.
- Milwaukee threatened in the seventh inning when Joey Ortiz walked to load the bases, but Grant Anderson retired Carlos Narv on a groundout to end the threat.
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Red Sox Alex Cora Sends Strong Message After First Series Win
The Boston Red Sox shut out the Milwaukee Brewers 5-0 on Wednesday afternoon at Fenway Park. Sonny Gray carved through Milwaukee’s lineup for 6⅓ scoreless innings, allowing three hits and letting his defense handle the rest. It was Boston’s second straight win and the first time the Red Sox have strung together consecutive victories all season.The series win moved Boston to 4-8. Milwaukee entered the week as one of the stronger clubs in the Nati…
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BOSTON (AP) — Sonny Gray pitched six and a third scoreless innings, and the Boston Red Sox took advantage of three walks and two infield hits to score three times in the third inning and…
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