You know that feeling when a baseball stat is so bizarre you have to double-check it? That's exactly what happened when Chris Cotillo dropped this gem after the Red Sox's 1-0, 10-inning victory last night: the Red Sox have seven wins in their "Fenway Greens" alternate uniforms, and all seven have been walk-offs.

Now, they haven't been invincible in the green—their overall record in them is 7-5—but when they do win, they make it unforgettable. To grasp how wild this is, consider the math. Across MLB, a typical team might notch about seven walk-off wins in a full season. Since you can only walk off at home, and teams win roughly half their home games, the chance of any random home victory ending dramatically is about one in six.

So, what are the odds of flipping that one-in-six coin and getting heads seven consecutive times? A staggering one in 279,936. That's not just luck; that's the kind of absurd, magical streak that becomes instant franchise lore.

With a stat that defies probability, it's only right to revisit how this incredible run began. The magic started subtly. After dropping their debut game in the greens to Atlanta on May 16th last year, the very next night—back in regular uniforms—the Sox staged a dramatic 7-6 comeback walk-off win from a 5-0 deficit. It was a hint of the drama to come.

The greens were next slated for a Friday game against Baltimore, but a weather postponement shuffled the schedule. When they finally took the field in green again, the pattern was set in motion, and the legend of the walk-off greens began its improbable, unforgettable run.