Suárez's Dominant Start: Red Sox Win Streak

On April 28, Ranger Suarez showed exactly why the Boston Red Sox dropped $130 million on him Monday night.

Against the defending American lead champ, Toronto Blue Jays, he fired eight scoreless innings, gave up just one hit, and struck out 10 batters.

Shy of his career high.

This gym marks the second time in three starts he's gone.

Eight scoreless, but with way more punch-outs than his last one against Detroit.

It puts him in rare Red Sox company, matching a feat not seen since John Lester dominated Oakland back on May 3rd, 2014.

Fans and writers are buzzing about the history here, especially with the stat line echoing Lester's one hit, 15 strikeouts shed out that year.

For the clubhouse, it hit different amid all the drama firings of manager Alex Cora, and half his staff left things tense.

Suarez is clearly finding his groove after a bumpy spring and early season with his new squad.

That bad outing against the Yankees feels like ancient history now, and if he keeps these outings coming, he could push for all star nods again like in 2024.

The Red Sox grabbed their first three game win streak of the year off this dominance, giving everyone a much needed boost as they push forward.

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