Red Sox Wrap: Boston's winning streak is halted at four with a 3-1 loss against the Phillies | Red Sox wrap

The Red Sox Red Sox's four-game winning streaks s & 39 is finished Tuesday night of a fellow country leader.

The Boston attack was stifled by Philadelphia starter Jake Arrieta, while he fell to the Phillies 3-1 at Fenway Park.

Although the Red Sox did not miss offensive chances, they struggled to score the riders that they put in the scoring position.

With the loss, the Red Sox fall to 75-34, while the Phillies climb to 59-48.

Here's how everything went:

GAME IN A WORD
Stumped.

The success of the Red Sox's attack this season was well documented, but they could not find a way to chain the shots against Arrieta.

ON THE BUMP
– Drew Pomeranz showed some improvement over his earlier starts this season, allowing two runs on four hits in five innings. He walked four, struck two, and scratched three.

Although his line is not really brilliant, he did a better job of minimizing the damage and keeping the ball inside the park, something that he struggled to do by getting injured this season.

After a first round without incident, Pomeranz put Maikel Franco on a walk. Franco then scored first on a Jorge Alfaro double to raise the score to 1-0.

The southpaw replied with a third, quiet run, but he got into trouble in the fourth quarter. The Phillies completed the goals of one walk, double and hit the dough, then covered their second run of the game with a sacrificial fly from Scott Kingery. In his last run, Pomeranz allowed two hitters to reach with two outs before beating Franco to finish fifth.

– Joe Kelly granted a single in a scoreless sixth.

– Heath Hembree walked one and pulled out two in a scoreless seventh.

– Matt Barnes came out of the eighth scoreless, but charged goals on two singles and one walk. The three outings he recorded were strikeouts.

– Hector Velazquez entered the ninth and yielded a brace in advance to Rhys Hoskins. Carlos Santana then drove Hoskins with only one past Xander Bogaerts, which is 3-1 Philly. The right-hander allowed one more shot later in the frame, but came out of the stanza without further trouble.

IN THE BATTERY BOX
– The Red Sox's attack struggled to sow the riders in the first innings. They put the riders in a position to score in each of the first four frames, but they were not able to get in.

– The fortune of Boston changes slightly in sixth, Blake Swihart and J.D. Martinez ranking second and third respectively with a single and a double. Swihart scored to reduce Boston's deficit to 2-1 on a Bogaerts groundout. With Martinez in the third and second duel, Ian Kinsler lined up to end the heat and break the tie.

– The Red Sox created an opportunity in the ninth, with Martinez leading the frame with a stroll and Bogaerts being hit by a pitch. But Kinsler hit, hitter-hitter Mookie Betts jumped and Brock Holt hit to end the game.

– Swihart, Martinez, Bogaerts, Kinsler, Andrew Benintendi and Jackie Bradley Jr. all had a shot.

– Mitch Moreland, Eduardo Nunez and Holt all went unblemished, as did Betts in his ninth blow to the bat.

TWEET OF THE DAY
Impressive.

NEXT
The Red Sox will be eliminated Wednesday before starting a four-game series with the New York Yankees on Thursday. Brian Johnson is ready to receive the ball for Boston and will be opposed by CC Sabathia. The first course of Fenway Park is scheduled for 19:10. AND.