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The Boston Red Sox defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 11-1 on August 17, 2026, at Fenway Park, pairing sustained offensive production with a dominant performance on the mound. Boston collected 16 hits and hit two home runs, consistently turning contact into scoring opportunities against an Arizona staff that failed to record a strikeout. The Red Sox also drew three walks, adding traffic without relying exclusively on extra-base power. Arizona’s lineup generated little resistance, and Boston pitching controlled the strike zone while preventing the Diamondbacks from building meaningful rallies. The clearest trend was the sharp imbalance in contact quality and run conversion: Boston repeatedly produced baserunners and brought them home, while Arizona’s offense remained limited throughout the game. With no Vegas total available, the result is best framed through that one-sided statistical profile rather than an over-or-under comparison. Boston also played clean defense, ensuring Arizona received no help from miscues in a game already tilted heavily toward the home side. The decisive result should strengthen Boston’s run differential entering the next series.