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Red Sox Defeat Twins 7-2 in Dominant Performance

Sunday, March 15, 2026, 1:05 PM ET · JetBlue Park at Fenway South

Boston Red Sox 7, Minnesota Twins 2, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Minnesota Twins vs Boston Red Sox?

Boston Red Sox beat Minnesota Twins 7-2 at JetBlue Park at Fenway South on March 15, 2026.

The Boston Red Sox secured a convincing 7-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins at JetBlue Park at Fenway South, extending their lead in the series to 4-1. This matchup showcased the Red Sox's recent form, as they have now won six of their last ten games, boasting a record of 6-4 during this stretch. The team has averaged 4.4 runs scored per game while allowing 3.8 runs, highlighting their solid offensive and defensive capabilities. In contrast, the Twins have struggled recently, with a record of 4-6 in their last ten games and an average of 4.2 runs scored per game, while allowing 3.8 runs.

The Red Sox's home record stands at 10-11, while the Twins have a less favorable away record of 7-14-1. In this game, the Red Sox capitalized on their home advantage, demonstrating their ability to perform well at JetBlue Park. The scoring began in the first inning when Sogard hit a sacrifice fly, allowing Rafaela to score, putting the Red Sox ahead 2-0. The Twins responded in the third inning with Roden's single that brought Keaschall home, narrowing the gap to 2-1. However, the Red Sox quickly regained control, scoring five more runs, including Delay's impressive home run in the eighth inning.

In terms of head-to-head matchups, the teams have split their previous six meetings this season, with the Red Sox winning three and the Twins also taking three. Notably, the Red Sox had previously defeated the Twins 6-1 earlier in the season, showcasing their capability to dominate in critical moments. Despite this, the Twins had their moments, including a strong performance earlier in the season with a 13-1 win over the Red Sox.

Injuries played a role in this matchup, particularly for the Red Sox, who had several players listed as Day-To-Day, including Ceddanne Rafaela and Adley Rutschman, both dealing with minor injuries. The Twins also faced challenges, with key players like Byron Buxton and Joe Ryan on the injured list, impacting their overall performance.

The market had priced the Red Sox as heavy favorites, reflecting their strong home performance and recent form. The conditions at JetBlue Park were favorable for baseball, contributing to an engaging atmosphere for fans and players alike.

Viewers should have noted the strategic plays, including Sogard's sacrifice fly and Delay's home run, which were pivotal in establishing the Red Sox's lead. The game also highlighted the Red Sox's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, with multiple players contributing to the scoreboard, showcasing their depth and versatility as a team.

Injury report

  • Ceddanne RafaelaDay-To-DayQuadricepsBoston Red Sox
  • Adley RutschmanDay-To-DayElbowBoston Red Sox
  • Johan Oviedo60-Day-ILElbowBoston Red Sox
  • Kutter Crawford60-Day-ILForearmBoston Red Sox
  • Zack Kelly60-Day-ILElbowBoston Red Sox
  • Byron Buxton10-Day-ILHipMinnesota Twins
  • Joe Ryan15-Day-ILLower BodyMinnesota Twins
  • Austin Martin10-Day-ILHamstringMinnesota Twins
  • Mike Paredes60-Day-ILObliqueMinnesota Twins
  • Mick Abel60-Day-ILElbowMinnesota Twins

Recent form

Boston Red Sox

Last 10: 6-4Streak W14.4 scored · 3.8 allowed per game2-2 at home

  • W4-3vs Detroit TigersSep 28
  • L1-2vs Detroit TigersSep 27
  • W4-3vs Detroit TigersSep 26
  • L1-6at Toronto Blue JaysSep 25
  • W7-1at Toronto Blue JaysSep 24
  • W4-1at Toronto Blue JaysSep 23
  • L3-7at Tampa Bay RaysSep 21
  • W6-3at Tampa Bay RaysSep 20
  • W11-7at Tampa Bay RaysSep 19
  • L3-5vs AthleticsSep 18

Minnesota Twins

Last 10: 4-6Streak L14.2 scored · 3.8 allowed per game2-3 away

  • L1-2at Philadelphia PhilliesSep 28
  • W5-0at Philadelphia PhilliesSep 27
  • L1-3at Philadelphia PhilliesSep 26
  • L2-4at Texas RangersSep 25
  • W4-1at Texas RangersSep 24
  • W6-2vs Cleveland GuardiansSep 21
  • L2-6vs Cleveland GuardiansSep 20
  • L5-10vs New York YankeesSep 17
  • L9-10vs New York YankeesSep 16
  • W7-0vs New York YankeesSep 15

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Chicago-66L1.52573
Cleveland369L1.50470
Minnesota6.573L1.47967
Detroit975W1.46064
Kansas City11.578L3.44362
Tampa Bay-56L1.59783
New York3.560W2.57180
Boston8.565L2.53675
Toronto14.571W1.49369
Baltimore14.571L2.49369

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Inning0-1Durbin grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, Duran scored on throwing error by shortstop Lee, Durbin to second, Rafaela to third on error.
  2. 1st Inning0-2Sogard hit sacrifice fly to right, Rafaela scored, Durbin to third.
  3. 3rd Inning1-2Roden singled to left, Keaschall scored, Bell to second.
  4. 6th Inning1-3Wong grounded into fielder's choice to second, Ferguson scored, Delay out at second, Sogard to third.
  5. 7th Inning1-4Campbell singled to left, McDonough scored.
  6. 8th Inning1-5Delay homered to left (396 feet).
  7. 8th Inning1-6Castro doubled to center, Wong scored.
  8. 8th Inning1-7Ward doubled to right, Castro scored, McDonough to third.
  9. 9th Inning2-7Herrera grounded out to first, Mercedes scored, Wagaman to second.

Win probability

Above the line favours Boston Red Sox, below favours Minnesota Twins.

Venue

  • JetBlue Park at Fenway SouthFort Myers, Florida
  • Attendance9205
  • OfficialsMarvin Hudson, Brian O'Nora, John Tumpane, Clint Vondrak

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