Boston Red Sox vs New York Mets - FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS 🔥 July 11, 2026 MLB Season

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AI GeneratedThe Red Sox defeated the Mets 4-0, marking their eighth consecutive victory. Boston's offense was led by Andrew Monasterio and Masatake Yoshida, while their pitching staff successfully shut out the Mets for the ninth time this season.
Freddie's last start against the Atlanta Braves, four and two-thirds, 103 pitches in those four and two-thirds innings.
Here's Toyota numbers. Numbers for the season, 5 and 7, 4.68.
He walks up in the big standout.
His start against Atlanta was so emblematic of his season.
All of them were in the lineup today.
Peralta's first pitch swung and missed and were underway.
Siegler set the tone last night, reaching on Soto's error to lead off the game.
He wound up with a couple of hits, including a two-run homer.
Go to the airport, take a six o'clock flight to Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, change planes, get to the next city at noon,
sleep for an hour, and go to the ballpark.
Strike three called.
And Freddie strikes out Rafaela.
Going to all fastballs early in this game.
He's got back-to-back strikeouts.
Three-two coming to Abreu.
And he gets him with a high fastball, and Freddie Peralta strikes out the side of the opening inning.
Fast start for Freddie.
So you'll see some bulk innings from someone else other than Rivera.
And Ewing grounds one softly on the right side, and Anthony Siegler makes his play for the first time.
Juan starts the day leading the National League in on-base percentage and slugging percentage and, consequently, OPS.
That's drilled out to right field, but Abreu was right there.
Now that's the second out.
Ramlin Doris skies one to left.
Should be easy for Duran.
And he's got it, and Rivera has himself a one-two-three opening inning.
He'll score after one.
First 64 games, he was hitting 190.
Pulls one toward the home base, and that's what he's been doing lately.
And Monasterio gets the bunt out perfectly this time.
Beaty makes the play to short.
5-4 sacrifice for the first out.
And Duran takes a fastball right there for a strike three.
Cenk gives that for a high fastball.
He was without playing a game.
Wow.
And he goes down swinging on the high fastball, and Peralta works himself out of trouble.
Five Ks in the first two innings for Freddie.
No score.
Safe Mets challenge.
Got it reversed.
There goes Benton's first pitch.
The throw to second by Narvaez.
And it is not handled cleanly by Siegler.
Benton to the save at second.
I mean, he's stung some balls to turn it to outs as he strikes out for the first out.
But I think Wegerman pops it up behind second base.
Siegler gives way to Cenk.
And he struck him out with a changeup.
Rivera gets Alvarez to end the inning.
The Strand bench in scoring position.
No score.
Monasterio cranks one to deep left field.
Soto back near the wall.
And that ball is out of here.
Andrew Monasterio with a two-run homer.
And the Red Sox jump in front 2-0.
Fifth home run of the year for Monasterio.
And curveball hit out to right field by Duran.
Overcomes bench.
Decided to do a little research on that.
I just didn't know how rare that is.
As the pop-up will be handled by Wegerman.
He's now at 39 straight games in the 25th inning.
It's the longest active streak in the major leagues.
That might not exist if the Mets had won a series since.
As Lindor grounds Bobby Cenk for the first down.
I think it's two-fold, Gary.
It's when I retired and lived in California.
As the bench goes down.
And Weister makes quick work of Wegerman.
Three pitches for a strikeout.
That ends the fourth.
2-0 Red Sox.
Ground ball toward the middle.
Nice stop by Short.
And he gets the fourth play.
I didn't think Zach Short had any chance to get to that ball.
And he closed ground and took a base hit away from Siegler.
These are the kinds of plays.
And that Raphael carves one behind the bag.
And that's a fair ball.
Rolling off toward the side wall.
Siegler goes to third.
And Raphael in at second with a soft double.
And that's a way ball four.
He didn't want any part of it through the 3-1 slider.
Five walks, not four crawls.
2-2 to Durbin.
And that just missed.
And Alvarez is going to challenge it.
So there you go.
Right on cue.
That is the high leverage call by Alvarez.
Whether he's right or wrong, it's the right spot.
And he is right.
And gets strike three.
3-2 coming.
Ishida pulls one down at first.
And has got it.
Side retired.
Brazoban puts up a zero.
Zach Short helps out.
Maybe he just got a piece of that one to stay in the event.
Alvarez says he caught it.
Not a reviewable call.
Let's see.
He caught it, yes.
He trapped it.
That is a foul tip strike three.
I mean, it was dumb luck, but it worked.
So one out and one on.
Now Zach Short, who flied to center his first time.
And he loops one into shallow left.
Out goes Chang.
A long way to get that.
Chang got a great break on that ball going back.
Good call, Gary.
And Ewing flies one out to left center.
Overcomes Duran.
He's got it.
And that retires a side.
After five, Red Sox two.
That's nothing.
Followed through with that approach.
Then it was on J.P.R. and C.B. afterwards to hold him accountable.
On to Monasterio.
Another long drive.
This one's going to go off the wall.
Monasterio around second.
And he'll make it easily to third base.
After a 2-1 hauler his last time up, Monasterio has a triple.
It was Jaron Duran.
It's a slowly down to first.
Lagoman with a runner holding will take it to the bag.
One out.
To the player who's doing the same.
Swing and a miss.
Good cutter by Minter to strike out Narvaez.
And now they're two down.
One, two.
Struck him out.
A.J. Minter goes upstairs with a fastball.
A triple.
The Red Sox do not score.
Still two nothing.
He's already worked an ending and a third in relief.
Stays in the face.
Jorge Polanco lifts one to shallow right.
Barely to shallow right.
And Ziegler goes back to get it.
One pitch, one out.
Line the other way.
And now Narvaez has a base hit.
Lagoman pulls in at second.
And the Mets have the tying runs aboard with Brent Beatty coming up.
Red Sox.
Breaking ball in there for a call strike three.
Dropped a sweeper on him after all the fastballs and cutters.
And that's ball four.
And that will load him up for Ewing.
So Slaten has come in, faced three batters, given up a single and a walk.
Two-two coming.
And it's in there for a call strike three.
Ewing's going to challenge it.
Back to our cutter.
Did it find the plate?
It did.
Mets strand three.
Rounded out over two.
Irvin has ten steals this year.
Been caught three times.
And Yoshida loads one down the right field line.
Headed toward the pole.
And it's out of here.
Two-one home run for Masatake Yoshida.
Just his third home run of the season.
And it's four-nothing Boston.
So the Red Sox, who are last in the major leagues in home runs.
One and two to Duran.
And he whacks one to third.
Backing off Beatty to play the hop.
A long throw in the dirt and whack him with a nice scoop.
For the second out.
Arvaez flies one out to right.
Ben just retreating to the warning track to get it.
And that retires the side.
Yoshida's two-run homer doubles up the Red Sox lead.
It's four-nothing in the eighth.
Tapped to the left side.
Charging is Monasterio.
Throwing on the run.
One out.
Very versatile team, this Red Sox team.
And that's ball four.
So the Mets throw their seventh walk of the day.
Third one given up by Kulov.
That'll get Brett Beatty to the plate.
You know, that Tully would prefer the donuts.
Ground ball down to first.
Gonzalez from his knees goes to second.
That's all he'll get.
And these guys went to center field.
Should be routine for the gold-lover Rafaela.
And the Red Sox will run the first two games of this series.
Their eighth consecutive win.
The Mets are shut out for the ninth time this season.
And the Red Sox pick up their eighth.
