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Red Sox Rout White Sox 14-2 in Power Outburst

Home runs, Trade Deadline additions, key returns, and stronger bullpen work have fueled a six-game streak that bolsters Boston's postseason push.

Overview

  • The Red Sox won 14-2 to extend their streak to six games, building a 6-0 lead in the first inning with Caleb Durbin's first-career grand slam followed by a Jarren Duran homer.
  • Boston hit four home runs for the second straight game and has totaled 30 homers since the All-Star break, a surge that has helped the club win 24 of 27 games since early July.
  • Left-hander Patrick Sandoval earned his first win since May 7, 2024 after five-plus innings back from Tommy John surgery, striking out five while allowing two runs.
  • Recent Trade Deadline arrival Erik Miller made his Red Sox debut Tuesday by striking out the lone batter he faced, and reliever Brayan Bello finished with his first major-league save after three scoreless innings.
  • Chicago starter Davis Martin was removed after allowing nine runs and 10 hits, a bullpen collapse that opened the door for Boston's two big six-run frames and the rout.