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Red Sox Went 27-3—Then One Error Exposed Their Sudden Reversal
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The Boston Red Sox spent a month making losses feel almost impossible.
Boston followed a remarkable 27-3 stretch with four consecutive defeats, losing 5-3 to Toronto on Tuesday despite Adley Rutschman’s debut.
One Error Changed Tuesday’s GameThe Red Sox led 3-1 after solo home runs by Wilyer Abreu and Ceddanne Rafaela.
His first Boston hit was an infield single in the third inning, and the two walks demonstrated the plate discipline the Red Sox acquired.
The Red Sox added an All-Star-caliber catcher for October.