Arenado's 10th-Inning Hit Lifts Diamondbacks Over Red Sox
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Arenado's 10th-Inning Hit Lifts Diamondbacks Over Red Sox

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Nolan Arenado’s broken-bat single in the 10th inning propelled the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 7-6 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday, preventing a series sweep. The Diamondbacks rallied with key offensive plays, including home runs from Lars Nootbar and a two-run double by Gabriel Moreno.

Arenado’s tiebreaking hit came with the infield drawn in, sparking a two-run 10th inning for Arizona. The Diamondbacks had been trailing but managed to tie the game earlier thanks to Mickey Gasper, who hit a three-run home run – his third consecutive game with a homer. Nick Sogard also contributed with a solo shot.

The win was particularly important for the Diamondbacks as they were playing without All-Star second baseman Ketel Marte, who has missed the last three games. The team needed the victory to avoid being swept by the Red Sox in the series. The final score was 7-6, securing the win for Arizona.

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