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Marlins Blank Red Sox, End Five-Game Streak

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Ryan Gusto shined for the Marlins, delivering 5.2 shutout innings and earning his first win with Miami as he limited the Red Sox to four hits. Javier Sanoja collected three hits and drove in a run to help Miami seize a 4-0 victory and avoid a series sweep. The Marlins struck early, with Heriberto Hernández driving in a run and Otto López stealing two bases and scoring twice, including a second-inning run after a throwing error by the catcher. Boston starter Sonny Gray, seeking his 17th win, allowed two runs over five innings as the Red Sox committed four errors in the defeat. Miami relievers combined to finish the shutout, with Janson Junk and Dax Fulton each contributing an inning and Victor Vodnik working in relief earlier. The loss snapped Boston’s five-game winning streak and left the Red Sox to prepare for a future series, while Gusto’s strong performance continued a productive stretch for him this season.

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Bob Boone, a seven-time Gold Glove catcher who helped the Philadelphia Phillies win the 1980 World Series and later managed the Royals and Reds, has died at 78. The father of Yankees manager Aaron Boone, he was part of MLB’s first family to reach the majors across three generations.

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