Wilir Abreyu scored two domestic runs and Boston Red Sox scored seven runs in the first innings to win 13–6 on Cincinnati Reds on Monday night.
Abreyu hit an inner house in the fifth and a grand slam in the eighth. Trevor Story and Jaren Duran also ran home for Boston in victory.
Cincinnati started the number 2 pick picker chase Burns in last year’s MLB draft, starting its second Major League, but was pulled from the mound with one in the first innings. Burns (0–1) allowed five runs (five earned) on five hits and two walks.
Three-Run Homer of the story threw light on Boston’s seven-run first innings, including RBI single from Abraham Toro, RBI Double from Carlos Narwaz, one RBI single from David Hamilton and a run-scoring single from Roman Anthony.
In Boston’s initial lineup, each of the nine batsmen had at least one hit, a total of 14.
Garat crochet (8-4) gave five runs (four earned) on seven hits in six innings, but won. He hit nine and one went away.
Austin Hauz hit a single home run and two runs triple for Cincinnati.
Reds scored three runs in the fourth and trimmed his deficit 7-3. Hayes’s Triple scored Matt McClen and Elli de la cruise before scoring on the groundout of Spencer Steer.
Cincinnati raised it to 7-4 on McLene’s RBI single in the fifth, but the run-in-house run inside Abrue to 8-4 Boston’s lead to 8-4. His long drive for the center field made a high bounce from the wall, causing Abreu to reach the jet house.
Cincinnati is again within three in the sixth, after the Haze’s Deep Homer was taken to the center, but Boston took a 9–5 lead to Duran’s domestic run in half of the sixth.
Abrau’s Grand Slam extended Boston’s advantage to 13–5, before Christian Encarnesian-Strand caused scoring when he ran home from third on McLene’s Infield Single in the ninth.
Boston Ruki Marcello Mayor, who had missed the three-game series of the previous weekend, against Toronto, while on a holiday of mourning, returned with the team and began on the third basis.
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