Red Sox Defeat Marlins 4-2 with Late Rally

The Boston Red Sox triumphed over the Miami Marlins 4-2 on Monday night in Miami, thanks to a pivotal triple by Anthony Seigler in the ninth inning.

Mickey Gasper contributed significantly with two hits and two walks, helping the Red Sox achieve their fourth consecutive win. The team has now won 19 of their last 20 games against opponents with .500 or better records. In the ninth, Marlins closer Pete Fairbanks exited the game due to injury after walking Gasper, leading to Tyler Zuber taking the mound. Seigler's line drive allowed pinch-runner Eli White to score, breaking a 2-2 tie, followed by an RBI single from Nick Sogard.

Erik Miller pitched a scoreless eighth inning for the Red Sox, while Aroldis Chapman secured his 30th save. The Marlins struggled offensively, going 2 for 18 with runners in scoring position. Kyle Stowers returned from the injured list, and Xavier Edwards' bases-loaded single in the seventh had briefly put Miami ahead 2-1. Red Sox starter Sandy Alcantara delivered a strong performance, allowing one run over seven innings, marking his 21st quality start of the season.