Baltimore Orioles at Boston Red Sox

With 1946 now firmly in their sights, don’t expect the Red Sox to decelerate even a little bit when they take the field next, on Tuesday night against the Orioles. Fueled by a 14-game winning streak, the second longest in the history of a franchise that originated in 1901 and just one shy of the record set by those AL pennant winners of ‘46, you wonder how interim manager Chad Tracy’s squad can possibly top the electricity generated on Monday night. Yet you also don’t doubt they just might find a way. Caleb Durbin, all 5-foot-7 of him, was the latest to step into the role of home-run hero, hitting a towering homer that cleared the Green Monster to snap a 5-5 tie with two outs in the bottom of the eighth, ultimately delivering his team a 6-5 victory over a Baltimore team that came in with seven straight wins. “I can't imagine it being more electric \[on Tuesday\