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Braves, Red Sox Split Consecutive Games in Boston

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Boston — The Atlanta Braves beat the Boston Red Sox 7-6 on Tuesday at Fenway Park, with Michael Harris II collecting four hits including a two-run homer and Matt Olson adding a two-run shot; Spencer Strider started and Raisel Iglesias recorded the save as Atlanta halted a two-game skid in their third win over Boston this season.

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Boston — The Atlanta Braves beat the Boston Red Sox 7-6 on Tuesday at Fenway Park, with Michael Harris II collecting four hits including a two-run homer and Matt Olson adding a two-run shot; Spencer Strider started and Raisel Iglesias recorded the save as Atlanta halted a two-game skid in their third win over Boston this season.

Boston then responded Wednesday with an 8-0 victory at Fenway Park as Connelly Early struck out seven over seven innings and Jarren Duran homered during a 15-hit Red Sox attack; Boston improved to 23-31, while Atlanta's pitching staff faced scrutiny after allowing six runs in a single inning, prompting rotation and bullpen evaluations this week.

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  1. 1. Tuesday: Braves defeated Red Sox 7-6 at Fenway Park; Michael Harris II recorded four hits and a two-run homer.
  2. 2. Tuesday ninth inning: Boston staged a rally with hits from Mickey Gasper and Nick Sogard but fell short as Wilyer Abreu grounded out to end the game.
  3. 3. Raisel Iglesias recorded the save for Atlanta; Spencer Strider was the starter and earned the win designation (3-0 noted).
  4. 4. Wednesday: Red Sox beat Braves 8-0 at Fenway Park; Connelly Early struck out seven in seven innings and Boston produced 15 hits.
  5. 5. Post-games: Boston's record listed as 23-31 after the win; both teams faced short-term evaluations of pitching and bullpen usage.

Why it matters

If you're a Red Sox or Braves fan, these games are a roller coaster. The Braves showed resilience, bouncing back from a losing streak. The Red Sox, despite Tuesday's loss, came back strong. It's a reminder that in baseball, anything can happen. Keep an eye on how both teams adjust their pitching strategies.

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