The Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox 14-2 on Tuesday, extending their winning streak to six games and moving 10 games over .500. Per ESPN, Caleb Durbin hit a grand slam in the victory, while Patrick Abreu homered twice. Patrick Sandoval earned his first major league win in more than two years.
The Red Sox scored heavily early and often, with six runs in both the first and sixth innings according to Deadspin. The display of offensive power was notable: Boston hit four home runs in the game, marking the second consecutive contest in which the team reached that mark. Yahoo Sports reported that the Red Sox had not hit four homers in a game all season before this recent stretch.
Sandoval's return to form marked a significant moment for the pitcher's career after an extended absence from major league competition.