The Boston Red Sox secured a 7-2 victory over the Texas Rangers, thanks to rookie Wilyer Abreu's first career multi-homer game, which included a game-tying solo shot and a three-run homer. This win marked the Red Sox's second consecutive series victory, helping them recover after three straight losses following the All-Star break. The Rangers initially took control with back-to-back homers, including Jonah Heim's three-run blast that helped them win 7-4 against Boston on Saturday. Heim and Leody Taveras also contributed significantly to the Rangers' offense, with Heim driving in three runs and Taveras hitting a homer in their victory. Despite the Red Sox's struggles with pitching, allowing the most home runs in MLB since the All-Star break, Abreu's resurgence is a positive sign for the team. Both teams showcased power and resilience, highlighting the competitive nature of their recent matchups.