Red Sox Historic Hot Streak: 32 Wins in Last 37 Games
Boston has flipped from one of baseball's worst records to one of its hottest teams, posting a near-.865 winning percentage over 37 games.
The Red Sox opened the 2025 season with just 32 wins in their first 78 games, putting them among the league's worst teams. They have since matched that win total in only 37 games, going approximately 32-5 in that span. The turnaround represents one of the most dramatic mid-season reversals in recent MLB history. This sustained elite performance makes Boston a significantly stronger contender than their early-season record suggested.
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