Bogaerts, AL wild card-leading Bosox top O's, 4th win in row

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Xander Bogaerts homered and drove in four runs, bring the AL wild card-leading Boston Red Sox past the Baltimore Orioles 9-3 Saturday for their 4th straight win.

The Red Sox moved to 1 1/2 video games in advance of the rival Yankees, that shed to Cleveland 11-3. Boston got in the day one game before Toronto, which played later on Saturday.

"It's enjoyable being able to go out there to assist your group," Bogaerts stated. "We know every game is big currently."

Bobby Dalbec included a two-run dual, as well as Hunter Renfroe and Rafael Devers each drove in a run for Boston. Bogaerts as well as Devers both had 3 hits.

Ryan Mountcastle hit his 30th homer, a two-run shot, and also Austin Wynns added a solo drive for the Orioles, who lost for the 11th time in the last 12 meetings against the Red Sox after brushing up a season-opening three-game series between the teams.

Bogaerts' three-run shot hit off a signboard atop the Eco-friendly Beast versus reliever Mike Baumann (1-1) after Renfroe had an RBI double as well as Devers singled during a game-breaking, four-run sixth.

Bogaerts additionally had a consent, RBI single in the fifth, making it 4-3.

"We all know where we are," he claimed. "We simply need to go available and also try to remain to win games."

Tanner Houck (1-4) earned the win, working 2 2/3 innings of scoreless relief.

"Having that today was a different experience," stated Houck, who was a starting pitcher in 12 of his previous 14 appearances this season. "It's about going out there as well as placing the group in a good an area to win."

Routing 2-0, the Red Sox racked up 3 times in the bottom of the very first on Devers' RBI single and also Dalbec's two-out dual.

The Orioles had a 2-0 lead after just 2 pitches versus starter Nick Pivetta when Cedric Mullins doubled off the left-field wall surface as well as Mountcastle adhered to with hit his shot into the Monster seats.

"When you have a season such as this, you're seeking brilliant spots to build on," Orioles supervisor Brandon Hyde said of his team's significant league-high 101st loss.

Mountcastle's drive came a day after he surpassed Cal Ripken Jr.'s record (28) for many homers by an Orioles novice.

Wynns' shot left Fenway Park totally over the Monster in the 2nd.

Pivetta quit three work on seven hits, starting out one and strolling 3.

THAT'S ALLEVIATION

Boston's bullpen has quit simply 2 runs in the last 36 2/3 innings (0.49 AGE) and no in the last 22.

APPROACH

Red Sox supervisor Alex Cora maneuvered his pitchers like a championship game, pulling Pivetta after 2 2/3 innings with 2 joggers on. He lifted left-handed reducer Darwinzon Hernandez with two on and also one out in the 5th for a right-handed bottle vs. right-handed hitter matchup, bringing in Houck.

"When we need to be hostile, we're mosting likely to be aggressive," Cora claimed of the moves. "Today, we needed to be aggressive."

BETTER BEGIN

Baltimore starter Zac Lowther gave up 3 runs-- done in the very first inning-- over 3 1/3 innings. In his previous start Monday versus Toronto, the lefty lasted simply two innings, allowing 7 runs in a 22-7 loss to heaven Jays.

"I'm attempting to roll with the strikes," he claimed. "My things's not where I desire it to be."

LOOK OUT

Baltimore's Richie Martin had the bat unclothe his hands and also go flying into the stands behind the home base. Nobody seemed wounded.

TRAINER'S AREA

Orioles: Hyde said INF Trey Mancini, C Pedro Severino and INF Ramon Urías, that were full blast of the schedule, would see place responsibility the remainder of the period because of bothersome injuries.

Red Sox: INF Christian Arroyo (on the COVID-19 relevant damaged listing considering that Aug. 27) gets on a rehab job with Triple-A Worcester as well as can be activated quickly.

UP NEXT

LHP Alexander Wells (1-3, 7.76 AGE) is set to go with the Orioles in the series ending on Sunday afternoon against Red Sox RHP Nathan Eovaldi (10-8, 3.52). It would certainly be Boston's fifth successive game versus a lefty starter.

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