Red Sox Bounce Back, Winning After Manager Firing

0:00It's April 26th. From game day to every day, this is Boston Red Sox News today, powered by AI. Boston Red Sox bounced back strong with a 5-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles in the rubber game of their series. Wilson Contreras smashed his sixth homer of the season, his second and back-to-back games just hours after the team fire manager Alex Cora and 5. Assistance following a rough 10-17 start. Early earned the win, giving up two runs over six and two-thirds innings. Sedan Rafaella, Marcelo Mayor and Andrew Monasterio added key RBI hits, handing Interim Manager Chad Tracy a victory in his big league debut. A rolled his Chapman locked it down with a perfect ninth for his fifth save. For Baltimore, Gunner Henderson crushed his ninth homer and drove in two runs, while Samuel Basallo hit his fifth. Starter Kyle Bradish took the loss after allowing three runs, including Contreras' two-run blast in the fifth.

1:01Reliever Gret Wolff from Struggled, surrendering two more runs without getting it out in the sixth. Roman Anthony returned to Boston's line up after missing four games with back tightness, but Trevor's story set out his first game of the year, with an Ann, Addoctor Tweek. He's day-to-day. Red Sox head to Toronto for three games starting Monday, with Ranger Suarez on the mound. While the Orioles host Houston on Tuesday, behind Shane Bas, chasing his first win. This shake-up could spark something real for Boston moving forward.