The Red Sox’s 15-game winning streak came to a halt in a split doubleheader, ending their bid for a new franchise record—but not before showcasing resilience and standout performances. They took Game 1, 6-3, tying the 1946 team’s mark, thanks to Brayan Bello’s dominant relief outing after a shaky start by Eduardo Rivera. Bello, recently recalled from Triple-A, proved his value in high-leverage spots. In Game 2, they fell 5-1, their first loss since July 1. Closer Aroldis Chapman earned his 390th save, tying Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley for ninth all-time, with Eckersley in attendance to praise Chapman’s grit and consistency. Meanwhile, Jarren Duran, battling a slump, hit a triple and hinted at a breakout, admitting he’s felt the pressure but appreciating his teammates’ support. Despite the streak’s end, the Red Sox displayed heart and depth, with Bello’s emergence and Chapman’s historic climb keeping momentum alive as they look to regroup.
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