Red Sox 7 Astros 3: The Sox move into second place
Briefly

The game featured an exciting start with home runs from both the Astros and the Red Sox, ultimately leading to Trevor Story's homer that put the Sox ahead. Steven Matz, in his debut, struck out Altuve but demonstrated he would be utilized as a one-inning pitcher. Tension escalated in the seventh inning when Hector Neris confronted staff over allegations of sign stealing. The Red Sox infield excelled, contributing to the team's success with multiple hits and home runs, while the bullpen effectively managed the game after Buehler exited early.
The game started out with dueling home runs in the first, first the Astros, then the Red Sox. Trevor Story's own homer in the third put the Sox in front.
Steven Matz made his debut, demonstrating he is likely a one-inning guy, striking out Jose Altuve in a fun moment.
At the end of the seventh, benches cleared when Hector Neris confronted a coach about Trevor Story allegedly stealing signs.
Red Sox infielders combined for 5 hits, 6 RBIs, and 3 home runs, playing a crucial role in the game.
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