Red Sox Win 9 Straight Series for First Time Since 1912
Boston's nine-series winning streak is the longest by the franchise since Aug.–Sept. 1912, according to Elias Sports Bureau.
The Boston Red Sox have won nine consecutive series, a franchise record stretch not seen in 114 years. The last time Boston accomplished this was between Aug. 4 and Sept. 15, 1912, per Elias Sports Bureau. The streak signals a team playing at an elevated level of consistency and momentum heading into upcoming matchups.
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