PITTSBURGH — It wasn’t long ago — less than 10 days, as a matter of fact — that the Red Sox piled up series victories almost with ease. Home or away, good teams or bad, it didn’t seem to matter. The Red Sox steamrolled their way through a six-week stretch that saw them also rack up six sweeps during their magical run.

Seeking to snap a streak of seven consecutive series losses, the Pittsburgh Pirates scratched their starting pitcher and posted a batting order that featured only four players from their Opening Day lineup.

With a 4-0 Red Sox win over the Pirates in Pittsburgh Saturday night, 14-year MLB veteran Sonny Gray is a 15-game winner for the first time. The Red Sox right-hander reached new heights by blanking the Pirates for seven innings,

PNC Park is where the Pittsburgh Pirates (59-64) will attempt to beat the Boston Red Sox (65-56) on Sunday. The moneyline on this contest has the Red Sox at -160 while the Pirates are at +132. The betting total comes in at 8.5. The starting pitchers will be Patrick Sandoval and Paul Skenes.

Sonny Gray worked seven innings for his career-best 15th win of the season, Wilyer Abreu hit a home run, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 on Saturday night.

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