The Baltimore Orioles put an end to Boston’s 15‑game winning streak on Tuesday night, handing the Red Sox their first loss in over two weeks.
Right‑hander Kyle Bradish delivered a masterclass, limiting the visitors to a single run over six frames while striking out eight batters.
The Orioles exploded for four runs in the opening inning, chasing starter Eduardo Rivera early and establishing a lead that would prove decisive.
What the win means for Baltimore
The victory not only snaps a lengthy streak but also reinforces the club’s confidence heading into a crucial series against the Atlanta Braves.
Relievers were taxed throughout the contest, logging a combined 12 innings of work that left the staff overstretched.
Outfielder Tyler O'Neill was removed in the third inning as a precaution, but team officials confirmed he is fully healthy and available for the upcoming games.
With the win secured, the Orioles look forward to a home series against the Atlanta Braves, a matchup that could further shape their playoff positioning.