Duran's Clutch Hit Secures Red Sox Win

0:00It's March 26, I'm Cory with the story. This is Boston Red Sox News today, driven by AI and built for fans. In the top of the ninth inning, Boston Red Sox outfielder, Jaren Duran delivered a key single to Wright Field. That hit scored Roman Anthony from third base, pushing the Sox ahead three to nothing against their opponent. With runners on first and second, the Red Sox were pushing for extra runs late in the game. Jaren's floater dropped just in front of the Wright Field, evading a strong throw to second base. Announcers lit up as the run crossed the plate, calling it a big insurance tally. Players like Duran stayed aggressive, turning a heater into that clutch hit despite some contact off his hands. This sequence highlighted the new automated ball strike system in play. Officials noted it factored into these two late runs, smoothing out close calls for a cleaner finish. The Red Sox held firm from there, turning the momentum into a solid win under the fresh