Baltimore Orioles defeat Boston Red Sox 10-3 with six home runs

15 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 25

Five of the Orioles' six home runs came off Boston starter Brayan Bello, who allowed 13 hits and eight runs in just three innings at Camden Yards on April 24, 2026.
The barrage of home runs led the stadium to run out of fireworks, highlighting the Red Sox’s ongoing struggles and dropping their record to 9-17, tied for second-worst in MLB.
Boston’s poor performance follows a sweep by the Yankees and intensifies criticism of the team, as only the Phillies have a worse record this season.

Which struggling ace, Bello or Crochet, poses a bigger problem for the Red Sox's season?

How does a pitcher mentally recover from allowing five home runs in three innings?

Can the Orioles' expensive new lineup sustain its record-breaking offensive power?

Is Garrett Crochet's disastrous 2026 start a sign of a career-altering decline?

After a $155 million deal, is Pete Alonso the final piece for Baltimore's success?

Does this blowout prove spending on hitters is better than building around pitching?