The Boston Red Sox achieved a dramatic 12-11 victory over the Chicago White Sox in 13 innings, marking their 26th win in 29 games. The team showcased resilience by rallying from behind five times during the game. Caleb Durbin clinched the win with a walk-off single in the 13th inning after the Red Sox tied the game in the 12th with a sacrifice fly from Jake Rogers. The win improved Boston's record to 63-51, putting them 12 games over .500 after previously being 12 games under. This win also highlighted a historical achievement, as the Red Sox became the first team in the modern era to score in the ninth inning or later five times in a single game.

By the Numbers
  • The Red Sox have won 26 of their last 29 games.
  • The Red Sox scored in the ninth inning or later five times, a first in the modern era (since 1900).
State of Play
  • The Red Sox are 12 games over .500, sitting at 63-51.
  • Boston is currently in the second wild-card playoff spot, 6.5 games ahead.
  • They are a half-game behind the New York Yankees for second place in the AL East.
What's Next

The Red Sox will host the Athletics for a three-game series at home before embarking on a seven-game road trip to Toronto and Pittsburgh. Maintaining their momentum is crucial as they aim to solidify their playoff position.

Bottom Line

The Red Sox's remarkable comeback not only reflects their tenacity but also positions them favorably in the playoff race, emphasizing their ability to overcome challenges and capitalize on crucial moments.