Extra-Inning Home Runs By Red Sox Not Seen In 68 Years

On Wednesday night in Toronto, Mookie Betts homered in the twelfth inning to put the Red Sox ahead 5-4, but the Blue Jays tied the game in their half of the inning. Michael Chavis hit a home run in the thirteenth, giving Boston a 6-5 lead - and they won the game by that score.

It was the first time the Red Sox hit multiple go-ahead, extra-inning home runs since April 29, 1951, against the Athletics, at Philadelphia's Shibe Park.

Red Sox - 032 001 000 011 4 - 12 15 2 Athletics - 041 000 010 011 0 - 8 14 1Dom DiMaggio led off the eleventh with a home run. Tom Wright led off the twelfth with a home run. Ted Williams hit a two-run homer in the thirteenth, but it came after the Red Sox had already…