Red Sox Walk-Off Win in 10th, Snap Tigers' Streak

0:00It's April 18th, you're listening to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey, with the story. Boston Red Sox pulled off a one-nothing walk-off win over the Detroit Tigers in 10 innings last night. Pinch hitter Masataka Yoshida smacked a single over the drawn-in infield, scoring Jaren Durand from third, with one-out to snap Detroit's sixth game, winning streak. The game was a pitcher's duel from the jump, with Boston's Ranger Suarez tossing eight scoreless innings on just two hits, four strikeouts, and a walk. Detroit's Kasey Mise matched him, striking out seven over six and two-thirds innings while allowing three hits. Red Sox rocked their Finway Greens uniforms for the first time this season, and boosted their record to seven wins and five losses in those jerseys. All. Walk-offs. Durand scooted to third on a wild pitch before Yoshida's ground or slip pass for his base. Garrett Whitlock snagged the win in the 10th, and a rolled his Chapman sealed the 9th with

1:01a 101.3 mile per hour heater to strike. Out Dylan Dingler. Tigers couldn't string anything together after early singles. Next up, Detroit's ace Tark Scooball takes the mound against Boston's Brian Bello this Saturday, should be another battle as these teams keep grinding.