The Red Sox extended their streak to 15 straight wins with a 6-3 win over the Orioles in the first game of a day-night doubleheader, highlighted by Jarren Duran’s three RBIs and Ceddanne Rafaela’s solo homer; Caleb Durbin added a two-run single. They then lost the nightcap 5-1, with Eduardo Rivera struggling early and Ranger Suárez’s return delayed due to illness, ending the club’s historic streak at 15. The surge lifted Boston from a 32-46 start to 52-48, fueling a playoff push and shaping upcoming trade-deadline decisions. Analysts and fans noted the streak’s rarity and momentum, while the team managed Suárez’s workload and kept Rivera available to solidify the rotation. The organization also welcomed its 2026 draft class as part of long-term rebuilding alongside the short-term wildcard pursuit.