15 in a row! Boston on a winning streak 80 years in the making

The Boston Red Sox continue their historic run at Fenway Park, securing their 15th consecutive victory with a 6-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles. This streak matches the team record established by the 1946 squad, marking a rare moment in the organization's long history.

This stretch of play represents a dramatic turnaround for a club that stood at 32-46 in late June. Since June 25, the team has won 20 of its last 22 games, moving the roster into contention for a Wild Card spot. Players credit the shift to a more focused identity, emphasizing scrappy play and collective effort over individual performance.

Third baseman Caleb Durbin described the feeling of the current momentum as playoff-caliber. Manager Chad Tracy praised the accomplishment while maintaining focus on the upcoming games, avoiding the distraction of personal milestones.

The final out on Wednesday featured a defensive highlight from shortstop Tsung-Che Cheng, whose long throw to first baseman Willson Contreras punctuated the victory. As the team looks to break the 80-year-old record in their next appearance, the atmosphere in Boston remains centered on the immediate work ahead.