Winning 26 of their past 29 games was already an impressive run of success for the Boston Red Sox. Yet during this streak to remember, how they won that 26th game was particularly memorable.
The Red Sox rallied from behind five times in a 12-11 win over the Chicago White Sox in 13 innings on Thursday night at Fenway Park. In the 13th inning, following an intentional walk to Wilyer Abreu by White Sox reliever Erick Fedde, Caleb Durbin hit a sinker up the middle to score designated runner Nick Sogard for the walk-off victory.
To get to the 13th inning, Boston had to tie the score in the 12th.
Designated runner Jarren Duran advanced to third base…
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