Wins, Last 19 Games:
17 BOS 😮
16
15
14
13 CHC
12 DET LAD TEX
11 PHI MIN MIL PIT TB CLE MIA
10 CWS BAL ARI
9 HOU STL SF
8 WSH ATL SEA COL
7 NYM TOR NYY CIN
6 LAA SD KC
5
4 ATH
Sonny Gray is only the 5th pitcher with 12+ wins, fewer than 2 losses, and a sub-2.50 ERA in their first 18 starts with a franchise:
2026 Sonny Gray (BOS)
2016 Johnny Cueto (SF)
1970 Wayne Simpson (CIN)
1966-67 Jim Nash (KC)
1950-53 Whitey Ford (NYY)
9TH STRAIGHT QUALITY START FOR SONNY GRAY, RBI DOUBLE FOR MONASTERIO, 2-RUN BOMB FOR WC40, THE BOSTON RED SOX HAVE WON 13 STRAIGHT GAMES, 18 OF 20 AND HAVE SWEPT THE 1ST PLACE RAYS!! #GOLDBOTTLES
I’m gonna keep saying it. I can’t believe what I’m watching right now. From where the Red Sox were to what’s happening now. They just scored 2 runs to take the lead on a catcher dropping the ball and a throw hitting a runner in the back. That’s not analytics; that’s demon magic.
Thank you to the Red Sox for demolishing the Rays so I can watch World Cup final in peace. Bakers Dozen! 13 in a row! 🧹🧹🧹🧹🧹 Demolished the Rays We may win the division by 20 games! #dirtywater#162er
Years after Aaron Hernandez’s death, Tim Tebow revealed the part of his story most people never heard.
Tim Tebow became emotional while talking about his former teammate, Aaron Hernandez.
He said one of the biggest frustrations is that people often reduce Hernandez's story to his crimes without acknowledging the full picture.
Tebow made it clear he wasn't defending Hernandez's actions. Instead, he said there were moments the public never saw… times when Hernandez struggled, tried to change, and endured racist abuse that was left out of the headlines.
He recalled one incident that was widely portrayed as Hernandez looking for trouble.
According to Tebow, they had actually been trying to leave when people repeatedly insulted, dehumanized, and provoked Hernandez before he finally snapped.
Tebow's point wasn't that Hernandez was innocent.
It was that even people who commit terrible crimes are still human beings, and their stories should be told truthfully, not selectively.