Wilyer Abreu hit two home runs, including a go-ahead blast, as Boston matched its longest streak since 1948
Red Sox win 12th straight on Abreu's late homer
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The last time they had a longer winning streak was 1948, when they ripped off 13 in a row. Wilyer Abreu hit two homers for the second straight game Saturday, becoming the first Red Sox player to do that at Fenway since George Scott in 1971. Aroldis Chapman tossed a scoreless ninth, stranding runners at second and third, for his 388th career save.
Furthermore, Both were off lefties, continuing a great trend for Abreu so far this year.
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The last time they had a longer winning streak was 1948, when they ripped off 13 in a row.
according to The Boston GlobeWilyer Abreu hit two homers for the second straight game Saturday, becoming the first Red Sox player to do that at Fenway since George Scott in 1971.
according to MassLiveAroldis Chapman tossed a scoreless ninth, stranding runners at second and third, for his 388th career save.
according to The Boston GlobeBoth were off lefties, continuing a great trend for Abreu so far this year
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