Red Sox Walk-Off in Thriller, Snap Tigers' Streak

0:00It's April 18th. From daily matchups to big moments, this is MLB News Today, powered by AI. Boston Red Sox pulled off a one-nothing thriller over the Detroit Tigers in the 10th inning Friday night. Pinch hitter Masataka Yoshida ripped a single over the drawn-in infield, scoring Jaren Duran from third with one-out for the walkoff win. That snapped Detroit's six-game winning streak in a pitcher's duel for the ages. Both starters kept it scoreless early. Boston's Ranger Suarez went eight strong innings, allowing just two singles, four strikeouts, and one walk. Detroit's Casey Meyes matched him with six-and-two-thirds innings, three hits, seven strikeouts, and a walk. Each team scraping together only four hits, total. The Red Sox rocked their new Finway Greens uniforms for the first time this season and improved to seven wins and five losses in those jerseys, every. Victory, a walkoff. Meanwhile, the Tigers came in, hot off a six-and-zero homestand with three straight walkoffs

1:02against Kansas City. Duran, starting as the automatic runner, scooted to third on a wild pitch, then Yoshida bounced it right over first base. Arodis Chaman sealed a ninth with a 101.3 mile per hour fastball to strike out Dylan Dingler. Tomorrow, Tigers ace Tark Scooball, two-in-two with a 2.22 ERA, faces Boston's brand-below, one-in-one with a 6.14. This series stays tight as both squads battle for momentum.