The Boston Red Sox's struggles continued as they dropped their 17th one-run game of the season in a tightly contested matchup against the Los Angeles Angels, losing 4-3 in 10 innings. The defeat marked the Red Sox's eighth loss in their last ten games, prompting manager Alex Cora to express disappointment in the team's failure to improve despite consistent efforts.

Starting pitcher Brayan Bello showed promise with a scoreless first inning, breaking a streak of allowing runs in the opening frame. However, the Angels quickly seized control, scoring three runs in the third. The Red Sox's offense was able to respond with a single run but failed to capitalize on multiple opportunities, including leaving runners stranded on base. Defensively, the team struggled with three fielding errors, creating further frustration for Cora and his players as they seek to turn the season around.