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Franchy Cordero is congratulated by his teammates after of having hit his home run with the bases loaded.
Franchy Cordero connected. He hit a two-out grand slam in the bottom of the 10th inning, leading the resurgent Boston Red Sox to an 8-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Sunday.
Trevor Story continued. his recent power surge with his fifth homer over the Green Monster in four days and Christian Arroyo added a solo home run for Boston, which recorded . his fifth consecutive victory, the most of the season, and completed a four-game sweep of Seattle.
The Red Sox trailed 4-3 when pinch hitter Christian Vázquez hit a hit. He singled off Andres Muñoz (1-2) in the 10th, passing automatic runner Bobby Dalbec. After Kike Hernández connected After a tying single, Vázquez was picked out at the plate by right fielder Dylan Moore on a single by Rafael Devers, a play confirmed by review.
After an intentional walk and fly ball by Story, Cordero won. with his shot to the right on the 0-2 pitch. Seattle left fielder Jesse Winker and center fielder Julio Rodriguez stood on the field in disbelief for a moment before slowly walking away as the Red Sox celebrated at home plate, spilling toward their dugout. /p>
Adam Frazier connected. Seattle’s go-ahead single in the 10th inning after Eugenio Suarez’s homer tied the game. the game with two outs in the ninth inning.
Frazier also fired. a two-run homer for the Mariners, who have lost 6 of 7 and 19 of 25.
With thunder and lightning on the first base side, Frazier blasted home. An RBI single to center field off Jake Diekman (1-0), who got the win.
Suárez homered. to the seats of the Monster against Hansel Robles.
The Red Sox nearly blew a solid outing by Nathan Eovaldi, who bounced back. He came off a historically poor outing by striking out 11 and allowing two runs on four hits in 6 2/3 innings. becomes the third pitcher in MLB history to be touched with five home runs in one inning during last Tuesday’s loss to Houston, joining Toronto’s Chase Anderson (Sept. 17, 2020, vs. Yankees) and Michael Blazek of Milwaukee (July 28, 2017). , vs. National).
Story connected He hit a 94 mph fastball off Logan Gilbert that just barely blew past 10 minutes. the top of the 37-foot Monster in the sixth, landing in the front row to make it 3-2.
Story ended; the series with five home runs and 13 RBIs, went deep three times in the opener and hit three times. a grand slam on Friday.
Gilbert allowed a grand slam. three runs and five hits in seven innings.
Frazier connected. a fly ball that snagged around the Pesky Pole.
Inserted into the lineup when JD Martinez was a late scratch with back spasms, Arroyo hit the lineup. the first toss of a billboard over the Monster seats in the second.
COACHES ROOM
Mariners: Placed 2B Abraham Toro on the 15-day disabled list with a sprain in the left shoulder that he suffered as he fell to the ground after colliding with right fielder Adam Frazier in Saturday’s loss. They were chasing a shallow right pop that Toro caught. . Gilbert was hit in the back of the right leg by Kevin Plawecki’s ground ball for a single, but he didn’t need to hit it. Coach’s visit.
Red Sox: OF Alex Verdugo was out after leaving Saturday’s game with flu-like symptoms, but manager Alex Cora said he tested negative for COVID-19.