Red Sox Blast Padres, Contreras Homers

0:00On April 4th, Red Sox powered past the Padres 5-2 at Fenway, sparked by Wilson Contreras smashing his first Homer in a Boston uniform and Marcello Mayer launching a two-run blast. Early on, Boston grabbed a quick one-nothing lead when Rafael Devers singled Homer's double, then made it to nothing on Caleb Durban's hit, scoring Jarn Duran who started hot after a slow beginning. Fans gave a warm welcome to Zander Bogart's, facing his old team for the first time, standing all around the park, but the sun played tricks, letting San Diego tie a 2-2 with a triple and some timely hits. Then Contreras crushed a 423-foot bomb to left center, putting the socks back ahead, 3-2, and what looks like the start of big. Things this homestand, Mayer sealed it later with his two-run Homer, off-releaver Wandy Peralta, leaping Fernando Tatis Jr. couldn't rob, and Boston crews to the win. Building momentum, right where they needed, Boston Red Sox news today, powered by AI bringing

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