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The Boston Red Sox defeated the Miami Marlins 7-3 on August 25, 2026, at loanDepot park, using timely power to create separation despite both clubs finishing with seven hits. Boston hit three home runs and drew six walks, turning limited contact into seven runs while producing six RBI. Miami managed one homer but struck out 12 times against Red Sox pitching, a critical imbalance that prevented the Marlins from building sustained rallies. Boston’s staff allowed seven hits and four walks, yet only two of Miami’s three runs were earned, while the Red Sox scored five earned runs against a Marlins pitching group that entered with a 3.91 ERA. The result reflected offensive efficiency rather than volume: Boston matched Miami in hits but generated four more runs through superior power and plate discipline. Miami committed no errors, so its defensive play was not responsible for the margin; the decisive factors were missed bats by Boston’s pitchers and the Red Sox lineup’s ability to capitalize on free passes. With the victory, Boston strengthened its run differential and gave its rotation more margin entering the next game.