The Boston Red Sox need to make a splash this summer if they want to make a playoff run.

Craig Breslow stuck by his process, Caleb Durbin turned his season around, and now the Red Sox are one of the hottest teams in the game and poised to make the playoffs.

The Boston Red Sox aim to start a new winning streak on Friday night, as they welcome the Toronto Blue Jays for the start of a three-game series at Fenway.

Since Opening Day, the Red Sox closer has leapfrogged over three other relievers on baseball’s all-time save list. Earlier this month, he set a record for most career strikeouts by a reliever, passing Hall of Famer Hoyt Wilhelm in the process.

Willson Contreras, who hit a two-run home run on Sunday, said of Boston's winning streak: “It’s fun to watch the guys  play baseball the way we grew up playing it.” Gregory Fisher / IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect BOSTON — In what may be a Fenway Park first,

The Boston Red Sox have been absolutely unbeatable as of late, and after going 21-3 over their last 24 games, they’re now seen as a genuine threat to the top spot in the American League East with a 53-49 record.

The Red Sox reliever reached triple-digits with eight of his 12 fastballs Friday. With that, his average fastball velocity this season increased to 100.0 mph exactly.

The Boston Red Sox are looking to add and made that point clear on Friday.