The Boston Red Sox continued their remarkable run, defeating the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 on Tuesday. The win extends Boston's streak to 14 consecutive games, the second-longest in franchise history. The game was decided in the eighth inning when Caleb Durbin hit a home run to break a 5-5 tie. Durbin's blast gave the Red Sox their 14th straight victory, matching a feat not seen in Boston since 1946 when the team won 15 in a row. The streak is the longest active win streak in Major League Baseball this season. The Red Sox have shown strong pitching and timely hitting throughout the stretch. Manager Alex Cora praised the team's focus and resilience. The win also improved Boston's record, keeping them in contention in their division. The Orioles, who fought back from an early deficit, could not hold off the Red Sox's late surge. Boston will look to extend the streak to 15 games in their next matchup.