Jarren Duran Drops Red Soks Truth Bomb After Stunning Returns Win vs. Brace

The Boston Red Sox didn’t just win a baseball game Saturday night – They gave a statement. And Jarren Duran had perfect words for that.

“We have coming behind the Spirit,” Duran said Ken Rosenthal after the game. “We like to fight and today it worked for us.”

Search for 5-0 in the third inn, it looked like another long night in Fenway. Starter Lucas Giolito gave up three houses running in their four innings of work, including shots back to Matt Olson and Marcell Ozuna, and then double explosions from Drake Baldvin. Giolito lasted only four innings, allowing six runs at eight hits and seemed to set the tone for the fifth consecutive loss in Boston.

The red juice was instead overturned the script – led by a ruthless criminal offense, Bullpen with lights and rolling clutches Rafael Decrers.

Rally started double shooting in the center of Duran in the third, reducing the deficit at 5-2. Duran did not finish, throwing Alex Verdugo at home to achieve the result close and later delivering a gaming double single single in the eighth.

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Boston Bullpen, bored by the inconsistency of all the season, he brought the best performance. Brennan Bernardino, Nick Burdi, Garrett Whitlock and Aroldis Chapman combined for five five entries, holding a powerful schedule at the Atlanta in the check. Chapman set the stage for walking with a clean tip of the ninth.

That’s when the boys have passed.

Leading from the bottom of the ninth, red juice DH started a ball of 2-1 of Pierce Johnson deep into the night, cleaned the cleaning central bullpen and sending Fenway to the hair dryer. It was an eighth house part of the season in the season – and his first walk in Homer career.

“It is obvious that it is very excited about the type of game,” Devers said over Carlos Villoria-Benitez translator. “To come back and win this type of game means a lot.”

Devers has been burning hot, reaching the base in the last 20 games and hitting .397 over that range. Although Boston’s brass pushed him to play the first base after Triston Casas dropped, Devers doubled to pasting DH – and numbers support it.

“It’s locked”, manager Alex Cora said. “It’s our DH right now and he does an extraordinary job.”

As for Duran, his fingerprints were in everything. A Homer, Hit for tying games, critical outfield assist – and a clear message about who this team is.

“You’ll hit the mouth,” Duran said. “But I thought today he replied that today was a good thing. We were down early and down the bad, and we were just remaining resistant.”

Boston will send Brayan Bello on the embankment in a weekly rubber match, hoping this return will become a spark to light their season.