NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Interstat) — The Nashville Sounds defeated the Worcester Red Sox 4-2 on Friday night at First Horizon Park, securing their third straight win in the series.

Worcester took an early lead on Allan Castro’s first-inning RBI single. Nashville tied it in the fourth on Jacob Hurtubise’s two-run single. The Red Sox leveled it in the sixth on a sacrifice fly, but the Sounds answered with two in the bottom half. Freddy Zamora’s RBI single broke the tie before a fielder’s choice brought in another run.

Nashville starter Tate Kuehner earned the win, allowing one run over five innings with five strikeouts. Worcester’s Isaac Coffey pitched three scoreless frames in a no-decision. Drew Rom got the win in relief and Jacob Waguespack notched the save. Tommy Kahnle took the loss for Worcester.

Attendance was 7,789. The game lasted 2 hours, 10 minutes.