Well, that didn't take long for the Red Sox.
Boston headed into Saturday's matchup against the Mariners with a chance to win the series and win their eighth straight game against Seattle.
The Red Sox have been known to get out to an early lead, and they did so again off a Rafael Devers two-run home run -- his 13th home run of the year.
The homer was a no-doubter for Devers, traveled 108 MPH off his bat and went 412 feet, per MLB.com's Ian Browne. With the blast, the third baseman has now reached 400 career runs scored, 400 RBI and 300 extra-base hits, according to Red Sox senior manager of media relations and baseball information J.P. Long.
George Kirby and the Mariners apparently weren't happy with the way Devers enjoyed his home run and sent a message to the next batter J.D. Martinez. The move forced the head umpire to establish order between both benches.
The Red Sox finished the top of the first inning 3-0 after an RBI single from Christian Vázquez. Full coverage of the game can be found on NESN.
