Red Sox seek to tie franchise record with 15th straight win

The Boston Red Sox have won 14 games in a row and are looking to tie a franchise record tonight. 20 News reporter Nick Antonakis has how the squad can make history. The Boston Red Sox are red hot. They've won 14 straight games and are on the hunt for their franchise record, tying 15th victory in a row. Boston climbed close to history, snapping the Baltimore Orioles seven game win streak 6 to 5 on the path to continuing their own. To find the last time the Red Sox did something like this, you'd have to turn the clock back 80 years to the Red Sox 1946 squad led by Ted Williams that won 15 straight games. That's history. I mean, ever since they haven't done it since Ted Williams, that's historic for the Red Sox. And if they keep on going at this pace, they will definitely make the playoffs definitely win and get to the World Series. Now, apparently that's not too impressive to everybody. They're still barely above 500. I'm a Yankees fan, so we'll see how it goes in October, but I'll see not overreacting. It's only 14. Now, despite the winning ways that the Red Sox have seen as of late a couple weeks ago, this wasn't the scenario at all. Before June 24th, Boston went 32 and 46. That's 14 games below 500. Since then, they've made a complete 1 80 posting a 19 and two record. The turnaround gives fans hope of what's to come for the team as the season trudges on. In the beginning of the season, everyone was like, Oh boy, you know, this is not gonna be good. But with the last 14 games they have turned it around. Uh, I'm not sure where they got the inspiration from, but they definitely picked up and getting their game where it should be. The first pitch for the Red Sox and Orioles is tonight at 7 10. Working for you. Nick Antonakis 22 News.