Wilyer Abreu's Late Heroics Propel Red Sox to Opening Day Victory

Abreu's two home runs, including a ninth-inning three-run shot, led Boston to a 5-2 win over the Rangers in Texas.

Wilyer Abreu delivered a standout performance with two home runs, including a decisive three-run homer in the ninth inning, securing the Red Sox's season-opening win.
Garrett Crochet, the youngest left-handed Opening Day starter for Boston since 1918, allowed two runs over five innings in his debut.
Aroldis Chapman earned the win in his Red Sox debut, while Justin Slaten closed with a perfect ninth inning to secure the save.
Kristian Campbell, a 22-year-old second baseman, recorded his first MLB hit before Abreu's game-winning homer in his major league debut.
The Red Sox bullpen showcased its strength, holding the Rangers scoreless over the final five innings to preserve the victory.