Red Sox Defeat Rangers 9-4 in Texas

The Boston Red Sox defeated the Texas Rangers 9-4, led by Kutter Crawford's impressive performance, which included carrying a perfect game into the sixth inning. Connor Wong contributed significantly with a three-run homer, while Rob Refsnyder and Nick Sogard each drove in two runs, helping the Red Sox end a streak of poor performances. This victory marked the Rangers' third consecutive loss, plunging them to a season-worst ten games under .500. Crawford was eventually lifted after allowing a run in the sixth, receiving applause from Fenway Park fans despite some shaky relief afterwards. Texas manager Bruce Bochy was ejected during the game, escalating the tension as the Rangers attempted a comeback. The Red Sox's five-run fifth inning was crucial, showcasing their offensive strength despite Crawford's earlier struggles this season.