Red Sox 15-game win streak ties franchise record dating to 1946
Boston has surged in the AL wild-card race, picking up more than eight games during a historic winning run that matches the best in club history.
The Boston Red Sox have extended their winning streak to 15 games, tying the franchise record set in 1946. The run has dramatically altered their postseason positioning, with the team gaining more than eight games in the wild-card standings. The streak represents a significant momentum shift for Boston and makes them a materially stronger contender than they were two weeks ago.
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Red Sox and Nationals swap Connelly Early for Curtis Mead
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Boston completes a trade with Washington, acquiring infielder Curtis Mead while parting with homegrown left-handed starter Connelly Early.