Red Sox Snap Streak, Win at Home

On April 4th, Boston Red Sox finally snapped their 5-game losing streak with a 5-to-2 win over the San Diego Padres at Finway Park's home.

Opener.

Now sitting at two wins and five losses, the team showed some real fight in this one, pulling ahead late to keep the crowd buzzing.

Wilson Contreras crushed a 423-foot homer over the green monster in the sixth, grabbing the lead just like they signed him to.

Then Marcelo Mayor followed with a 385-foot blast, proving this young back could spark the offense they desperately need.

Fans were on edge after three straight rough starts from the rotation, but the mood shifted quick with this victory.

It lifted the clubhouse vibes, especially after early struggles had everyone doubting the run prevention game.

Sunny Gray steadied the ship in his Fenway debut, going six solid innings with just two runs on 87 pitches, picking up his first win in a Sox uniform.

Caleb Durvin shook off his slump too, ripping an RBI single for his first hit of the season.

These moments build real momentum, even if it's just 1W. Keep an eye on how this crew channels the energy moving forward.

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