The Boston Red Sox crushed the Nationals 10-3 on July 6, 2025, to earn their 10,000th franchise win. Read how Trevor Story and the team celebrated history.
StatPro MLB Beat Reporter
Some wins just mean more. On a sunny Sunday in the nation's capital, the Boston Red Sox didn't just win a baseball game; they etched their name into the annals of history. With a resounding 10-3 victory over the Washington Nationals, the Sox secured their 10,000th franchise win, becoming just the fifth team in MLB history to reach the monumental milestone. It was a fitting end to a series that saw Boston's offense firing on all cylinders, leaving no doubt about their dominance.
The Boston Red Sox have now reached 10,000 franchise wins, becoming only the fifth MLB team to do so.
Reaching 10,000 wins is a testament to over a century of incredible baseball, from Cy Young to Ted Williams, from Yaz to Big Papi, and now to this exciting 2025 squad. The celebration was immediate, with the club's social media channels buzzing and players sharing their pride. Veteran shortstop Trevor Story captured the mood perfectly on his Instagram, posting, 'Proud to be part of history with this group!' Manager Alex Cora praised the organization's storied past while emphasizing the focus and talent of the current roster that delivered the historic victory.
The milestone win was punctuated by the kind of offensive outburst that has defined this team lately. After a tight start, the floodgates opened in a massive seven-run inning that put the game completely out of reach. The rally was a team effort, with Roman Anthony delivering a key hit to make it 3-0 before the lineup truly went to work. Jarren Duran and Trevor Story both collected multi-hit games, setting the table and driving in runs. It was a relentless, methodical dismantling of the Nationals' pitching staff, securing the series sweep in emphatic fashion.
Amid the historic celebrations, rookie sensation Roman Anthony just kept hitting. The young outfielder extended his hitting streak to a blistering 11 games with another key contribution on Sunday. Anthony is quickly becoming more than just a promising prospect; he's a core piece of this offense. His poise at the plate is remarkable for a rookie, and his production is undeniable. He's not just along for the ride; he's often in the driver's seat.
The good news wasn't limited to the big-league club. The future of the franchise also got a major boost this weekend with the announcement that top outfield prospect Jhostynxon Garcia has been selected for the All-Star Futures Game. His selection is a huge nod to the talent brewing in the minors. He's not the only one making noise, either. Infielder Mikey Romero is hitting a robust .320, while pitcher Blake Aita continues to mow down hitters, fanning 12 in his last start. The talent pipeline is flowing, promising more exciting years ahead.
What a weekend. The Red Sox didn't just sweep the Nationals; they made a statement. By joining the 10,000-win club, they honored their rich history, and with their explosive offense and the emergence of young stars like Roman Anthony, they showed the future is just as bright. With the team fully healthy and riding a wave of momentum, they head into the next series as one of the hottest teams in baseball, proving that this historic season might just be getting started.
