Boston Red Sox Score 19 in Baltimore Orioles to start Douleheader

Boston (AP) -rafael Devers had a career height of eight RBIs and met a Homer with three runs in the sixth inning A Grand Slam in a 13-run eight to run the Boston Red Sox on Friday at Baltimore Orioles on Friday at a day-night double head opener.

Boston entered sixth with 2-1 when Ceddanne Rafaela scored an RBI single from Seranthony Domínguez (2-1). Jarren Duran had an RBI single against Gregory Soto and Devers followed with his fifth Homer in 10 career bats against Soto.

Devers had four goals and leads the main leagues with 47 RBIs. He met his seventh career slam and his second in a six-day period, his 12th Homer this season. The journey came from the rookie information Emmanuel Rivera, who gave up eight runs and got three outs, leaving a 72.00 ERA. Devers met an RBI single in the inning against Cionel Pérez.

Boston had scored his most runs in a 20:8 win against Toronto on August 11, 2021 and ended with 20 goals. This year the 13-fold inning was the highest in the big leagues and for the Red Sox for 14 runs against the Florida Marlins on June 27, 2003.

Baltimore lost nine out of 10 and 15 out of 18 and fell to 16-33. The Orioles are 1-5 because Manager Brandon Hyde was released and replaced by the third Basist clainer Tony Mansolino.

The third Baseman by Red Sox, Alex Bregman, on the left with the right quadriceps -result after the envoy in the fifth inning.

Rob Redsnyder had four RBIs, including a three-run home in the eighth off-off-Pérez. Duran had three RBIs.

Garrett Whitlock (3-0) allowed a goal in two goalless innings.

Key moment

After Ramón Urías' One-Out-Rbi-Single from Justin Slaton Baltimores had cut the eighth place from Baltimores to 6: 3, Slaton Cedric Mullins and retired Heston Kjerstad excluded on a groundout.

Key

The RBIs of Devers were the most in a game for a Boston player, since Mookie Betts had eight against Toronto on July 2, 2015.

Next on

Red SOX RHP Lucas Giolito (1-1, 7.08 ERA) should begin with the night game.

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