Red Sox Make History with Fourth Straight Home Win — First Time Since 2014

The Brantford Red Sox are officially on fire at Arnold Anderson Stadium.

In front of a spirited home crowd and live on Rogers Cable Television, the Sox pulled off a thrilling 5-4 extra-inning victory over the Guelph Royals on Sunday — marking their fourth consecutive home win, a feat the team hasn’t accomplished since 2014. This isn’t just a hot streak. It’s a statement: the Red Sox are back.

A Game to Remember

Trailing 4-2 heading into the bottom of the tenth, the Sox showed grit, heart, and a refusal to quit. Jeremie Veilleux sparked the rally, scoring on a Ren Tachioka single to cut the deficit to 4-3. After Ren stole second and Chris Ortega was intentionally walked, Andrew Savage stepped up with two outs and the game on the line.

Savage delivered in dramatic fashion, driving in Brody Black from third to tie the game and Ren from second to seal the walk-off win. The dugout erupted. The crowd roared. And the Red Sox celebrated a comeback that perfectly encapsulates the team’s new identity under manager Terry Smith.

 Star Performers

  • Brody Black was electric: 4-for-5 at the plate, seven catches in right field, a stolen base, and two crucial runs scored — including the game-tying run in the sixth and again in the tenth.

  • Andrew Savage came up clutch with three RBIs, including the go-ahead run in the sixth and the game-winner in the tenth.

  • Chris Ortega continued to be a spark plug, knocking in Black to tie the game 1-1 in the sixth and drawing a key intentional walk in the tenth.

  • Pitching Trio: Leandro Mejia gave up just one run over four innings, Nicholai Arbach struck out four in three shutout frames, and Jorge De La Cruz Paez closed the door with three strong innings to earn the win.

A New Era Under Terry Smith

Since Terry Smith took over as manager, the Red Sox have won every home game — four straight victories that include:

10–4 vs Chatham  

10–8 vs Hamilton    

15–0 vs Barrie                  

5–4 vs Guelph            

The turnaround is undeniable. The energy is different. The players are locked in. And the fans are starting to believe.

Final Word

This isn’t just a winning streak — it’s a revival. The Brantford Red Sox are playing with purpose, passion, and pride. With four straight home wins and a fired-up clubhouse, they’re proving 2025 is the year they rewrite the narrative.

The energy is real, the chemistry is clicking, and the city is rallying behind them. This team isn’t just winning games, they’re building something bigger.

With momentum on their side, 2026 could be the year the Red Sox rise to the top.