Gray Took a No-Hitter Into the Eighth, Duran Walked It Off, and a U.S. Official Said Stand Down Monday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Sunday’s 5–4 Fenway sweep, a U.S. official’s stand-down sentence, and Friday’s last sales until 9:30 Eastern.
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Sunday at Fenway the Red Sox won 5–4 in ten innings to complete a four-game sweep, Sonny Gray taking a no-hitter into the eighth and Jarren Duran walking it off, while a U.S. official said both sides would stand down and vessels could move freely, and Friday’s cash — Nasdaq 25,297.62, MU $1,132.33, SPCX $153.23, listed WTI $69.23 — remains the last sale because Monday specialists have not opened.
Fenway Sunday: Red Sox 5–4 Yankees in 10, 7:20, 34,573. Gray 7.1 IP, one hit, nine strikeouts, no-hitter into the eighth, 2,000 career K. Duran walk-off. Four-game sweep, first since August 2018. Saturday’s 4–1 and Yoshida’s 386-foot leadoff are prior. A U.S. official said Sunday both sides would stand down for now and vessels could move freely; technical talks continue; Axios had Tuesday in Qatar, not yet held. IRGC said it struck Ali Al Salem and Port Salman. Saturday’s Kiku hit and ten-target CENTCOM list remain Saturday objects. Wright’s mines still geography. Friday cash still last sale: S&P 7,354.02 −0.05%; Dow 51,876.11 −0.09%; Nasdaq 25,297.62 −0.24% fifth down day; Russell 3,010.08 +0.1%. SPCX $153.23. MU $1,132.33. Apple $283.78. Closing 8-K still stands; bridge repayment not in the filing. Cursor still Q3. Listed WTI still Friday’s $69.23. CNBC’s Sunday Globex near $70.17 is not that settle and not Monday’s. Flex gas still 1% through June 30. Ivanti Sentry is a fifteenth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on an eighth staffed day. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition