In a thrilling 10-inning showdown, the Boston Red Sox narrowly defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3, avoiding a series sweep. David Hamilton's pinch-running proved pivotal as he scored when Trevor Story's dribbler to second base eluded Andres Gimenez, resulting in the Red Sox’s comeback from a late deficit.

The game featured a significant eighth inning when the Red Sox tied the game without a hit, capitalizing on Blue Jays errors and a wild pitch. Toronto's George Springer initially put the Jays ahead with a sacrifice fly in the 10th. However, Boston quickly retaliated with a strong offensive showing, highlighted by Jarren Duran's impactful hit and Story's surprising infield single.

Brennan Bernardino earned the victory, pitching a scoreless 10th inning, while Nick Sandlin absorbed the loss for Toronto. The game was marked by sloppy fielding, with both teams combining for five errors, showcasing the need for improvement in their defensive play.