July 8, 2025; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Red Socce Pitcher Brian Bello (66) threw a pitch in the first innings at Fenway Park against Colorado Rockies. Compulsory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn images Boston Red Sox will be looking at the streak of his winning streak in 10 games on Sunday, when he wraps a four-game chain against Tampa Bay rays.
Boston is the owner of the longest active winning line in Major and has not won 10 straight games since the 2018 season. Red Sax has dropped his opponents out of 43 runs during the winning line and scored an average of 7.3 runs per game in nine wins.
Boston has a three-run win against Tampa Bay in the series. Red Sox 4-3 Thursday, 5-4 Friday and 1-0 Saturdays prevail. Garat crochet threw the first entire game of his career on Saturday.
“It is incredibly satisfying,” Crochet said. “Toro (Boston’s first baseless Abraham Toro) performed a great drama. The Trevor (Shortstop Traver Story) did a great drama, and Narwaz (Catcher Carlos Narwaz) was good on the button all day, and just the dialogue between the breaths was really good. I really liked it.”
Tampa Bay Crime was held on Saturday for three hits. The rays had a chance to tie the game in the sixth, but Toro threw the teller’s walls out into a plate on a split by Ha-Seong Kim.
“When (Tampa Bay) decided to challenge it, Carlos was coming to the mound, and he was very confident,” the crochet said. “I watched the video, and I was not super reassuring until they show the next angle. But it was a very strange, uncomfortable throwing – and he put it on the money correctly.
There was not a brain in the rays after the sixth innings.
“(Kim) made a hell of the job to stay with him and bring the divide down, but my speed stopped,” the walls said. “So I had to start again (again) and was slightly different after stopping my speed and trying to get it back is a difference between a leg and a half or a half or outside being safe from the outside.
“If I do what I am going to do, then I am 100 percent safe of time.”
Crochet and Brayan Bello are the only Boston Pichers who have thrown an entire game this season. Bello (5-3, 3.27 ERA) is listed as a potential starter of Boston for Sunday’s game.
Tampa Bay Manager Kevin Cash said after the loss, “(Crocket) attack, he filled the strike zone.” “I saw in the sixth or seventh innings and had about 80 percent attacks. In fact a good pitcher in which everything was happening.”
Bello, which throws with the right hand, is 2–4 with 5.52 ERAs in eight career showing (all start) against Tampa Bay.
Wright Ryan Papiot (6-6, 3.32) has been scheduled to take the mounds for rays, who have lost 10 out of 13 and are 2-7 on 10-market road trips. Pepiot has started five career against Red Sox and is 0–3 with 4.91 ERA.
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