Rafael Devers had two hit, including the host running, and Boston Red Sox used four jugs to win 5-0 against Texas Rangers, who visited Thursday.
Devers made a five -stage leader when he hit a solo house run against relaxing Jacob Latz in the seventh shot. It was the sixth home run of the season. Devers had a RBI single in the fifth place.
Ceddanne Rafaela also had two hit for a total of six accurate Red Sox, and this month won consecutive games for the first time.
Boston Starter Brayan Bello 4 2/3 scores without a score, but fought control. He made Texas four strokes and shot one with five walks.
Justin Slaten (1-3) took over Bello in the fifth shot and did not allow more than 1/3 hits without inning. Garrett Whitlock was seventh and Liam Hendriks was in the mound for the last two strokes and recorded two strikes.
The striker 9 made three strokes for Texas, which was limited to five singles. Wyatt Langford and Josh Smith also hit the Rangers.
Texas received 5 1/3 strokes from Jack Leiter (2-2), which allowed three runs in three strokes with four walks and three strikes.
Red Sox took two laps in the second, one fifth, one sixth and the other is seventh.
Trevor Story, Boston’a first shot at a Leiter Wild field scored 1-0 ahead. Red Sox then took the lead to a Jarren Duran floor that allowed Carlos Narvaez to score.
Rafaela remained 2-0 until it was fifth when she threw a single century from a single center. A Narvaez Single lasted in the story to make the seventh in the sixth place before going to Devers’ house.
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