Jarren Duran perfectly plays a ball off the wall before throwing Pete Alonso out at second base after the original call is overturned following a review in the 1st

The Sox took Game 1 of the series winning last night, 3-1. Boston scored three runs in the first two innings off Mets’ ace Kodai Senga and it proved to be enough to pull the Red Sox within one game of .500. Jarren Duran paced the attack with a couple of hits and an RBI.

Duran doesn't have the eye-opening statline yet that he did in 2024, but his numbers through this point in the season are similar to 2024.

Jarren Duran didn't look like himself for the first six weeks of the season. And that was true from a purely aesthetic standpoint in addition to the results on

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Jarren Duran was in the bathroom when Rafael Devers led off the bottom of the ninth inning with a 402-foot, 107.3 mph walkoff home run into the Red Sox bullpen.