Red Sox Spark Offense, Salvage Series

0:00On April 20th, the Boston Red Sox finally sparked their offense on Patriots Day, pulling off an 8-6 comeback win over the Tigers to salvage A. Series split. Slow-footed catcher Carlos Narbias stole third base with no throw in the bottom of the sixth, setting up Roman Anthony for a soft single that tied the game. That momentum carried into the seventh when pinch hitter Sedan Rafaela slapped the two-run single the other way, giving Boston the lead they wouldn't. Surrender. A festive crowd of 34,880 fans brought the noise, many heading straight to the Boston marathon after the final. Out exactly the energy the Sox have missed in a tough start to the season. The bullpen stepped up big after the Tigers starter left early with hamstring tightness marking Boston's first win without a starter going six. Endings through their first 21 games. Now sitting at 9-13 with the Yankees rolling into town Tuesday for the first rivalry clash, this victory could be the spark they need to.

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