July 10, 2025; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; The Boston Red Sax Center Fielder Sedden Rafela (3) dives the second base during the third innings against Tampa Bay rays at Fenway Park. Compulsory Credit: Eric Cane-Imgon Picture At the bottom of the seventh inning, Sedden Rafella’s two-run single-3-for-3 night exposed, leading to Boston Red Sox to win 4-3 over Tampa Bay Rez in a four-game series opener on Thursday night.
Rafela made an impact on both Boston’s run-scoring frame, killed an-out single and scored his first run in the third innings before his decisive knock in three runs.
Boston starter walker Buhler worked around two domestic runs to complete the six innings, giving only three other hits. Chris Murphy (1-0) and Garat Witrock picked in front of Arldis Chapman, who won the team’s seventh direct victory by making two strikes to the team to post the 16th sev of the season.
Junior Caminere and Ha-Seong Kim (two RBI) provided homeers for Tampa Bay, which benefited 7-4 in the hit.
Tampa Bay’s Taj Bradley started his six-innings with three straight scorers and hitless frames, before Red Sox tagged Bulpen for three runs at a gap of four batsmen, before one out was recorded in one out.
Reluver Brian Baker (3-3) released a back-to-back walk to Trevor Story and Romi Gonzalez, which establishes a double opportunity to make Marcello Mayor a run of a run to RBI. Rafela flipped the way to Boston with two-run from behind.
Buholar first benefited from an inning-ending double play and survived two-two-or-two jam in the second, Roman Anthony stopped the hosts for a 1-0 lead, when he dropped an RBI single in front of Tampa Bay Right Fielder Josh Lov in the third.
Boston’s leadership was quickly disappeared, however, Kim scored two -run domestic runs in the second line of the Green Monster seats, excluding Lowe with one in the fourth.
Camenero made it an edge of 3–1 rays in the sixth, causing no-dandy solo shot to the left.
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