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The Texas Rangers defeated the Boston Red Sox 6–4 on June 14 at Fenway Park in a matchup that stayed slightly under the Vegas total of 9.5 runs. Texas out-hit Boston 13–9 and capitalized on their offensive opportunities, driving in six runs compared to Boston's four. Both teams hit two home runs apiece, but the Rangers' superior plate discipline—drawing three walks to the Red Sox's one—proved decisive. Texas's pitching staff was equally effective, striking out nine batters while allowing just four earned runs and nine hits, posting a 3.79 ERA. Boston's lineup struggled to generate consistent pressure, striking out nine times with an anemic .698 OPS despite two homers. The Rangers' pitching dominated the zone with just one walk, while Boston's pitchers gave up 13 hits and six earned runs across 3.91 ERA performance. Texas's ability to manufacture runs through both power and plate discipline while limiting Boston's offensive output suggests the Rangers' pitching rotation remains a strength heading into their next series.