The Boston Red Sox’s 15-game winning streak ended at Fenway Park as the Baltimore Orioles snapped their run with a 5-1 victory in the nightcap, keeping Boston just one win shy of tying their all-time franchise record. Kyle Bradish, making his first start since signing a $90M, 5-year deal, delivered a stellar six-inning performance, allowing just one run and four hits, while the Orioles’ bullpen locked it down. Baltimore’s offense got rolling early with a two-run single, setting the tone and avoiding a sweep. Despite the loss, Boston fans roared their appreciation for the team’s historic stretch — the longest in MLB since 2021 and matching a 80-year-old club record. The Orioles now look to build on this momentum, while the Red Sox regroup to close out games — a 15-game streak is no small feat, even if history slipped just out of reach.
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