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Sports · Baseball · published 2026-08-26 · via The Athletic

Red Sox survive 11-inning chaos against Marlins behind Duran's grand slam

Boston trailed early but rallied, with Payton Tolle tossing four no-hit innings before the bullpen took over. The game featured two lead changes in the 10th, including a run scoring when a pitch struck the home-plate umpire's mask and a wild pitch on a strikeout allowed Miami to tie. Jarren Duran, hitting .209 entering the game, delivered a 412-foot grand slam in the 11th to secure a 7-3 victory.

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