Lindor's Error Costs Mets as Red Sox Extend Win Streak to Nine

A pivotal defensive lapse by Francisco Lindor in the ninth inning proved to be the turning point as the Boston Red Sox snatched a 3-2 victory in 10 innings against the New York Mets. With the game on the line, Lindor misplayed a ground ball that could have ended the game, an error that allowed Boston to plate two runs and force extra frames.

Anthony Siegler then delivered the decisive blow in the tenth, driving in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly. This dramatic win marked the Red Sox's ninth straight triumph, capping off a remarkable 9-0 road trip, a feat the franchise last accomplished nearly fifty years ago in 1977. Boston now stands at 46-48 on the season.

The Red Sox's current winning run is their longest since they strung together ten consecutive victories in the summer of last year. The Mets, meanwhile, will be left to rue the missed opportunity to secure a win on their home turf, particularly after squandering a late lead.