The Boston Red Sox just keep finding ways to win. Boston extended its winning streak to 14 games on Monday night, defeating the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 thanks to a go-ahead home run from Caleb Durbin in the eighth inning. With two outs, Durbin launched the eventual game-winning blast over the Green Monster, helping the Red Sox secure the second-longest winning streak in franchise history while snapping Baltimore's season-best seven-game winning streak.

The Red Sox have been one of baseball's hottest teams over the last two weeks, completely transforming their outlook for the rest of the season. Just a short time ago, many had counted Boston out of the playoff race.

That turnaround has also been reflected in the betting market. A $100 preseason World Series ticket on the Red Sox had fallen to a value of just $10 at its lowest point earlier this season. Following the club's remarkable 14-game winning streak, that same ticket is now worth approximately $61 on the secondary market as Boston's championship odds continue to improve.

With momentum on their side and confidence growing by the day, the Red Sox have gone from afterthought to legitimate contender in the American League. If they continue playing at this level, that once-forgotten World Series ticket could become even more valuable in the weeks ahead.

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