Red Sox reactions: Connor Wong’s ninth-inning homer not enough, road winning streak ends at 10
The loss snapped a 10-game road win streak.
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After the gaggle of runners, Jump settled in over the back half of his outing, retiring nine of his final 11 hitters — with one of the exceptions being Jarren Duran, who bunted for a single but was picked off/caught stealing second bse in the fifth inning. The Athletics entered Tuesday with a 6.49 ERA at Sutter Health Park, which would be the seventh-highest home mark in major league history (and the highest non-Coors Field ERA since the 1930 Phillies had a 7.18 ERA).
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After the gaggle of runners, Jump settled in over the back half of his outing, retiring nine of his final 11 hitters — with one of the exceptions being Jarren Duran, who bunted for a single but was picked off/caught stealing second bse in the fifth inning.
according to The Boston GlobeThe Athletics entered Tuesday with a 6.49 ERA at Sutter Health Park, which would be the seventh-highest home mark in major league history (and the highest non-Coors Field ERA since the 1930 Phillies had a 7.18 ERA).
according to The Boston GlobeReactions from the Red Sox' 4-3 loss to the Athletics at Sutter Health Park on Tuesday
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