Red Sox Snap Skid with Contreras' Game-Winning Homer

0:00It's April 3rd, welcome in. This is Boston Red Sox News today, where Teen Coverage meets AI. The Boston Red Sox finally snapped their skid with a 5-2 win over the San Diego Padres on Friday. Off-season pick-up Sunny Gray and Wilson Contreras stepped up big time to secure the victory. Contreras went one for three at the plate, drawing a walk and crushing a home run, that walk in the second inning came after he challenged a called strike and the call got overturned while he was already strolling to first base. He celebrated by tossing his arm guard toward the dugout, staying cool about it. Later in the sixth, with the game tied, he launched the first pitch he saw, deep over the wall, for a solo shot off Padre starter Michael King. That Homer stood as the game winner, with Boston's pitching holding San Diego to just two runs total. It ended a frustrating 5-game losing streak for the Sox. They got two more matchups with the Padres ahead, then head home to face the Milwaukee

1:00Brewers at Fenway on Monday.