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How Red Sox win streak impacts trade deadline, playoff race, more

The Boston Red Sox have extended their winning streak to 14 games, triggering intense analysis of the team’s historic turnaround as the trade deadline nears.

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The brief

The Red Sox are currently on a 14-game winning streak following a recent home run by Durbin. This run is being compared by analysts to the team's performance in 1946 and 2004. A game against the Baltimore Orioles was postponed due to weather, shifting the schedule to a doubleheader on Wednesday.

Coverage from outlets including The Boston Globe, MassLive.com, Yahoo Sports, and the Boston Herald emphasizes the statistical rarity of the current streak. Reporting focuses on both the team's historical comparisons and the immediate logistical challenges posed by potential thunderstorms. Attention now shifts to the doubleheader against the Orioles.

Future reporting will likely track the status of the winning streak amid ongoing weather concerns and monitor how the team's current performance trajectory influences decisions heading into the trade deadline.

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Quick answers

How long is the current Red Sox winning streak?

The Red Sox have recorded 14 consecutive wins.

Why was the game against the Orioles postponed?

The Tuesday game was postponed, with a doubleheader scheduled for Wednesday; coverage notes that thunderstorms have posed a risk to the team's schedule.

What historical comparisons are being made?

Coverage compares the team's current turnaround to the 1946 season and the 2004 Red Sox team.

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