The Boston Red Sox win 12-11 over the Chicago White Sox in 13 innings after rallying from behind five times. Caleb Durbin delivers the winning hit with a walk-off single, completing Boston’s comeback in the extra frame. The game is the latest in Boston’s current stretch of success: the team has won eight straight and 26 of its past 29 games, moving to a mark 12 games above .500. Multiple sources describe the same sequence of events—Boston repeatedly trails during regulation and then continues to come back, ultimately breaking the tie in the 13th. The results emphasize both the difficulty of the comeback and the consistency of Boston’s form leading into and during this matchup. The final score reflects a tightly contested game that extends beyond nine innings, with Boston’s late scoring and clutch hitting deciding the outcome.