BOSTON — In the midst of what’s been a remarkable turnaround in the strangest of seasons for the Boston Red Sox, they found a new way to win Sunday: scoring three runs without recording a hit. It’s been that kind of bizarro season in Boston.A three-run third inning turned a 1-0 deficit into yet another Red Sox lead as they continued to etch their names in the history books with a 6-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, sweeping the American League’s best team in a four-game series to start the second half.It marked Boston’s fourth straight series sweep and its 13th consecutive victory, tied for the second-longest winning streak in franchise history with a stretch in 1948, a team anchored by Ted Williams. A 15-game streak in 1946 is the franchise record. Boston’s current 13-game streak is the longest winning streak in the majors this season and the longest since the Minnesota Twins won 13 in a row in May 2025.“It’s really cool — and one game at a time,” said even-keeled interim manager Chad Tracy with a smirk. “I won’t shy away from what we’re doing. It’s pretty incredible, and it’s a fun ride, and we want to keep it going. But focus on tomorrow and get ready to play again tomorrow.”2026 Aces Project update: MLB insiders rank starting pitchersAndy McCulloughOver the past month, one featuring a massive on-field brawl and two plane debacles, the Red Sox have gone from 14 games below .500 at 32-46 on June 24 to a season-high two games over .500 at 50-48.Their year had been defined by turmoil with the firings of manager Alex Cora and six coaches April 25. Since June 25, the Red Sox have won 18 of 20 games.“It feels different, obviously, I’m sure it looks different,” said Caleb Durbin, who’s had his own about-face this season at the plate. “It’s special. Anytime you can string together this amount of wins, it’s a good feeling. But obviously, we want to keep it going.”