Red Sox Rally to Beat Rangers 6-4, Snap Losing Streak
BOSTON – The Boston Red Sox halted a three-game losing streak Wednesday night with a 6-4 victory over the Texas Rangers at Fenway Park, fueled by standout performances from Alex Bregman and Wilyer Abreu.
Bregman delivered a crucial two-run single that broke a tie in the seventh inning and also added a solo homer. Meanwhile, Abreu made his mark with two solo home runs, showcasing his power with a deep shot in the eighth that extended Boston’s lead to 6-3. Both players drove in three runs, with Abreu’s homers marking the third multi-homer game of his career — all against Texas.
The Rangers, who have struggled recently, with a record of 3-8 over their last 11 games, saw Adolis García and Josh Jung contribute solo homers, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win. Texas had narrowly pulled ahead in the fourth inning after García’s homer cleared the famed Green Monster.
A turning point in the game came when Rangers manager Bruce Bochy chose to pitch to Bregman with two runners on base and two outs. Bregman capitalized on the opportunity, delivering a pivotal hit that shifted the momentum in favor of the Red Sox.
Brennan Bernardino earned the victory for Boston, throwing a perfect inning of relief, while Aroldis Chapman secured his fifth save despite allowing a homer to Jung. Jacob Webb took the loss for the Rangers after yielding two runs in just two-thirds of an inning.
The series finale features Rangers RHP Jack Leiter (2-1, 4.58 ERA) facing off against Red Sox RHP Brayan Bello (2-0, 2.55) on Thursday, as both teams look to find momentum moving forward.
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