The Boston Red Sox secured a 14-7 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Monday night, fueled by a seven-run third inning. Masataka Yoshida’s two-run homer and Wilyer Abreu’s RBI single were pivotal moments in the game. Manager Alex Cora credited Jarren Duran for his hustle in beating out a potential double play, setting the stage for Abreu’s at-bat. Nick Pivetta struck out 10 batters for the Red Sox, while Seattle’s Logan Gilbert struggled, giving up seven runs in 2 2/3 innings. Despite a solo homer from Randy Arozarena, the Mariners couldn’t keep up.
After the game, Abreu expressed his excitement at winning the battle during his at-bat. Yoshida’s aggressive approach and homer played a key role in the Red Sox’s offensive outburst. The Mariners made a trade ahead of the deadline, acquiring Justin Turner and the Red Sox exchanged players with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Both teams had players experience minor injuries during the game, but they are expected to be available for the upcoming matchups. Boston’s Triston Casas is set to begin a rehab assignment, while Luis Castillo is slated to start for the Mariners in the next game. Overall, the Red Sox showcased their offensive firepower and strong pitching, while the Mariners will look to bounce back in the next game. Fans can stay updated with the latest MLB news through the AP MLB hub or the NEWS CENTER Maine mobile app.
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