The Red Sox just lit up the scoreboard with an 12-11 walk-off thriller against the White Sox, extending their winning streak to eight games and proving they’re built for clutch moments. After five comebacks in the game’s 13 innings, Caleb Durbin stole the show—hitting three times including the game-winner, playing stellar defense at third, and doing it all despite possibly breaking his pinky again. Erik Miller shut down the inning with two scoreless frames, while bullpen and bench players pitched in like a well-oiled machine. Jarren Duran had a rough night going 0-for-5 and getting thrown out at third, and Ranger Suarez still needs to find his rhythm. But when it mattered most, Durbin delivered, sending Fenway into chaos—and reminding everyone this team is playing with heart, grit, and unstoppable momentum.
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