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Boston Red Sox midseason winning streak
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After acquiring infielder Caleb Durbin in early July, the Boston Red Sox saw a dramatic boost in offensive production. Durbin’s production, with Durbin posting a .304/.353/.551 slash line in his first 48 games and delivering a clutch home run run. The surge helped the team Boston extend its winning streak to 14 games, moving the Red Sox club into a Wild Card position and keeping them it within reach of the AL East lead. A few days later, later the Red Sox continued their surge by defeating defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 6‑1 at Fenway Park. The win marked the team’s Fenway, marking their sixth straight series victory and stretched its recent stretching the run to 17 wins in the last 19 games. Key contributions came from returning pitcher Ranger Suárez and timely hitting by Suárez, Jarren Duran, Duran’s two‑run single, Jahmai Jones, Jones’s pinch‑hit double and Ceddanne Rafaela. The streak solidified Boston’s momentum heading into Rafaela’s RBI single. Following that game, Boston activated newly acquired infielder Curtis Mead—who arrived in a West Coast road trip. Overall, the snapshots track trade that sent left‑hander Connelly Early to Washington—adding depth to the infield. The Red Sox’s transition from Sox then turned west for a newly impactful player addition to sustained team success, highlighting both individual performance and collective results as seven‑game road trip, opening against the team pursues Oakland Athletics, as they continued to chase a playoff berth.
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- 2026-07-27 00:18 UTC Boston Red Sox midseason winning streak
- 2026-07-26 21:26 UTC Boston Red Sox midseason winning streak
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