Caleb Durbin's solo homer in the eighth inning sealed the win, one shy of the franchise record set in 1946
Red Sox win 14th straight, beat Orioles 6-5 on Durbin's homer
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The Red Sox beat Baltimore, 6-5, in a back-and-forth thriller for their 14th win in a row — one away from the franchise record, set in 1946. As the Red Sox try to match a franchise record by extending their winning streak to 15 victories on Tuesday, they’ll welcome one of their All-Stars back to the mound after a brief injured list stint. Enter Email As the announced crowd of 37,659 exploded, so too did the dugout.
Furthermore, Red Sox will get All-Star lefty back from IL on Tuesday; roster move pending.
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The Red Sox beat Baltimore, 6-5, in a back-and-forth thriller for their 14th win in a row — one away from the franchise record, set in 1946.
according to The Boston GlobeAs the Red Sox try to match a franchise record by extending their winning streak to 15 victories on Tuesday, they’ll welcome one of their All-Stars back to the mound after a brief injured list stint
according to MassLiveEnter Email As the announced crowd of 37,659 exploded, so too did the dugout.
according to The Boston GlobeRed Sox will get All-Star lefty back from IL on Tuesday; roster move pending.
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