Rays lose to Red Sox 7-6, extend losing streak to four games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 12:21 AM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026
The Rays fell to the Red Sox 7-6 in Boston on July 19, extending their losing streak to four games. Despite an early 2-0 lead, the Rays struggled with pitching and defensive errors throughout the game. Red Sox center fielder Wilyer Abreu delivered a pivotal performance, hitting two home runs, including the game-winner. The loss marks Boston's twelfth consecutive victory, reducing the Yankees' division lead. The Rays' pitching strategy faced scrutiny as they looked to regroup with ace Sonny Gray slated to start in the next game.
- •Rays score two runs in the second inning
- •Red Sox tie the game in the bottom of the second
- •Abreu hits two home runs for Boston
- •Rays have lost four straight games
- •Sonny Gray to start for Rays in next matchup
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"The Rays continued their miserable play coming out of the break and extended their losing streak to four games with a 7-6 loss in Boston thanks to an all too familiar script of poor pitch execution and defensive miscues. The loss gave Boston its twelvth consecutive victory while reducing the division lead over the Yankees […]
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