Matt Olson and Sean Murphy hit a house run in the third shot and Chris Sale’s seven inning of the seven inning of the ball, the visited Atlanta Braves fell up when he defeated Boston Red Sox 4-2 on Friday night.
Home runs were part of 4 to 4 nights for both Olson and Murphy at the opener of a three -game series.
The sale (2-3) hit eight and since he was traded in 2023, he only allowed five hit and two walks to win his second straight trip against Red Sox.
Daysbel closed the game of Hernandez and Raisel Iglesias, but the second allowed a Trevor Story RBI Single before he saved his eighth savings.
Jarren Duran (Triple) and Nick Sogard were both 3 to 2, but Boston had a total of six hits, and the Garrett Crochet work (4-3) could not take advantage of a seven-stroke start. Red Sox finished 10 to 1 in the scoring position of the runners.
Braves won four of five, while Red Sox is on a four -game sled.
Crochet came out on 11 fields in a dominant first shot, but Atlanta hit the solo Homers in a row to start the second place. Olson and Murphy have entered almost the same point in the left midfield over the green monster.
Boston threw a triple waste of Jarren Duran on the third place. After looking at Alex Bregman after the sale, Murphy caught Rafael Devers (Walk) while trying to play the second base.
After allowing Crochet to allow two Homer, the third to sixth inning faced a minimum. Red Sox Southpaw, Olson, Murphy and Ozzie Albies permitted three consecutive singles, but he shot two to escape a base -loaded jam.
Devers was the first of the three Boston men, where Duran had stolen the sixth and ended the seventh cut while Sogard was trying to turn it into a pair of pairs.
Red Sox cut off his deficit to start the seventh to start when he listed a leadership in Refsnyder’s green monster seats on the left.
When Liam Hendriks and Brennan Bernardino’s Bullpen duo came together for the fifth issue, he brought Boston to the ninth summit. Two of them were forced to run a key insurance run to ensure that visitors go to 4-1.
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