Jarren Duran Red Sox steals home against guardians

Boston Red Sox AFRIDER JAREN DUURA has many times demonstrated his speed for his young MLB career, but nothing like that on Saturday night against Cleveland’s guardians.

He did what in 16 years he did no Red Sox player. In fact, it was exactly the same date as Jacob Elsbury did it in New Yanki.

Duran had a clean theft house against Guardians Nikhazi’s pitcher in Boston’s 7-3 victory in the second game Doubleheader on Saturday night in Cleveland.

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Boston Ed Sox left Jarren Duran’s eyes (16) steals home under the tag of catcher Cleveland Bo Nahar (23) during the third submission on the progressive field. (Ken Blaze-Imagn meanings)

Spidesto danced from the third base, and Nikhazi, the left, could not see how far the Duran fell down, because his back turned to the bag.

Duran took full advantage of the fact that he left the base, but when he was mostly halfway down, he lowered his head and started the sprint home. Nikhazi quickly lifted his leg and fired on the field, but the catcher could not remove the tag before his right hand.

“(Third Coach Kyle Hadson) heard him saying the judges that he was working out of a stretch, so I decided that I was going to take the first step,” Duran said at the question why he was stolen home. “It was just to continue the crime and call a little chaos. I knew I had.”

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Red Sox Cora manager added: “According to the new rules, he is a perfect player. We saw the window there and he took advantage of the situation.”

One of the new rules that Cora refers here is that the catcher will not allow the slab to block his body, which allowed the fool to plunge into the house.

It was not the first time the Duran tried to do it. Just last season he tried twice, once against Tampa -bei -rays May 21, and the second against Chicago White Sox on June 7.

The Cleveland catcher’s catch Bo Nahar (23) unscrewed after Boston Ed Sox left his eyes Jaren Duran (16) stole home during the third submission on the progressive field. (Ken Blaze-Imagn meanings)

He scored both attempts, but they were also double thefts, that is, another Red Sox player ran second that allowed him to return home.

It, however, was a straight stolen home, and Raphael Devers, who was in the dough box at the time, jumped up and down when a home cocking judge called Duran safe.

“It was a really steep game and a steep sequence of events,” said Pitcher Walker Buller. “He is one of the most interesting players in baseball. After watching him, it was fun to see him close this season.”

Even the head of the guardians Stephen Vogt had to translate his hat to the fool, which, he said, made a “baseball game”, noticing that his third foundation, Jose Ramirez, was not somewhere near the third base to keep Duran close.

Nikhazi could abandon the rubber and fired at the ball home instead of surviving his usual shipping from the site – what he regretted.

Boston Ed Sox left Jaren Duran’s eyes (16) twists the bases on the way to the three during the second submission against the guardians of Cleveland on the progressive field. (Ken Blaze-Imagn meanings)

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“He took a big leap, and he immediately removed,” Nikhazi said. “At this point I decided to take a step unlike the retreat. Ultimately, when I saw it, I had to get away.”

Duran, 25-year-old for the first time all-Star last season, enjoys the solid start of his company in 2025 when he heads the league with nine stolen bases and three three. It reduces .256/.316/.388 of .704 OPS for 28 games so far.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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