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Red Sox Break Historic Fenway Home Series Slump
15 Jun
Summary
- Red Sox ended a two-month home series losing streak at Fenway Park.
- They played 7-18 in home games during this concerning period.
- This win improves their home record to 12-21 for the season.
The Boston Red Sox have broken a notoriously long home series drought at Fenway Park. Their recent victory against the Texas Rangers marked their first series win at home since April 8, concluding a span of over two months without achieving this milestone.
During this dismal stretch, the Red Sox endured a 7-18 record in home games. This period was further marred by the dismissal of manager Alex Cora and five assistants, alongside significant injuries to key players Garrett Crochet and Roman Anthony. The team's overall home record now stands at 12-21.
Securing a series sweep against the Detroit Tigers on Sunday night would be crucial for the Red Sox's aspirations of avoiding a complete season sell-off before the trade deadline. With only six weeks remaining, each game holds substantial weight for influencing front office decisions.
