The Red Sox are one win away from turning their season around, facing the Mariners in a must-win rubber match tonight at 4:10 PM ET. After a brutal 9-6 loss that felt even worse — down 9-1 at one point — they bounced back with a dramatic 9-8 walk-off win last week thanks to Trevor Story. But without All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman (elbow issue, possibly sidelined for the rest of the season), they’ll lean on Roman Anthony’s hot bat and Mickey Gasper’s MVP-caliber hitting streak. With just four games behind in the Wild Card race, this is their chance to ignite a playoff push — starting now.

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The Red Sox are one win away from sweeping the Mariners in a high-stakes rubber match at Fenway, with Patrick Sandoval set to face a struggling Bryce Miller—whose last three starts have seen 16 runs (15 earned). After giving up 17 runs in the first two games, Boston’s pitching must step up, while their offense looks to exploit Miller’s recent woes. This is the moment for resilience and execution—home-field advantage on the line as both teams battle for series control.

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The Red Sox and Mariners clash in the rubber match of their three-game series at Fenway, with Seattle holding a 2-1 edge after a thrilling 9-6 win yesterday that snapped their five-game skid. Boston’s five-game win streak is broken, and they’re now 75-64, while Seattle sits at 65-74. The Mariners’ big second inning sealed the deal, and Cal Raleigh’s hot streak (.300+ in 8 games) outshines Ceddanne Rafaela’s slump (.150 in 5). Starting pitchers Patrick Sandoval (3-1, 4.20 ERA) and Bryce Miller (4-8, 4.12 ERA) face off as Boston remains the favorite. First pitch at 4:10 PM ET — who will claim the series?

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