The Boston Red Sox triumphed over the Texas Rangers with a 5-0 victory on Thursday, driven largely by Rafael Deversâ performance, which included a seventh-inning home run and two RBIs. The Red Sox pitching was dominant, with Bryan Bello and four relievers combining to limit the Rangers to five hits, achieving their third shutout of the season. The Red Sox capitalized on mistakes from Texas starter Jack Leiter, building an early lead and ultimately securing the win against a Rangers team that has struggled recently, marking their ninth loss in twelve games.
Rafael Devers was the standout performer with a solo home run and two RBIs, leading the Red Sox to a decisive 5-0 victory over the Rangers.
The Red Sox pitching staff excelled, with starter Bryan Bello and four relievers combining for a five-hit shutout, making it their third shutout of the season.
Red Sox manager Alex Cora strategically managed the bullpen after Belloâs control issues, allowing his team to maintain the shutout against a struggling Texas side.
Texas has struggled recently, losing nine of their last twelve games despite having its No. 9 hitter Tucker Barnhart collect two hits in this contest.
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