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Alex Bregman, Wilyer Abreu carry the load for Red Sox in overpowering win against the Rangers
With runners on second and third and two outs in the bottom of the seventh of a tie game, the Rangers elected to pitch to Bregman with first base open. Bregman — who’d already homered and doubled — made them regret the strategy, dumping a two-run single to left for the game-winning runs.
Red Sox 6, Rangers 4: A sigh of relief
Wilyer Abreu: The second star of the game, with two solo home runs and an RBI double. He has some vendetta against the Texas Rangers, because he loves hitting against them. He and Bregman were the sole run producers tonight, though other members of the team did get on base.
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