Boston’s Kiké Hernandez follows though on his swing after hitting a two-run single in the seventh inning against the Texas Rangers on Thursday in Boston. Steven Senne/Associated Press

BOSTON — Kiké Hernández blooped a bases-loaded, broken-bat single in the seventh to give the Red Sox the lead in a six-run inning as Boston rallied to beat former pitcher Nathan Eovaldi and the Texas Rangers 10-6 on Thursday night.

Boston led 1-0 and 3-1 before the AL-West leading Rangers scored two runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth to take a 5-3 lead. The Red Sox got one back in the sixth, when they chased Eovaldi, and then sent 12 batters to the plate against four pitchers in the seventh.

No. 9 hitter Connor Wong had three hits for Boston, and Josh Winckowski (3-1) got the win with a scoreless inning of relief. The Red Sox won for the fifth time in six games.

Corey Seager had three hits for the second straight night, including a solo homer in the ninth that made it 10-6. Adolis Garcia walked before Chris Martin came in and threw one pitch to end it, getting Josh Jung on a double play.

The Rangers were up 5-4 with one out in the bottom of the seventh when Rafael Devers walked and Adam Duvall doubled him to third. Triston Casas walked to load the bases and, after Grant Anderson replaced Josh Sborz (4-4), Hernandez lofted one to left, scoring two.

Christian Arroyo and Connor Wong followed with RBI singles. John King got one out and then gave up a run-scoring single to Justin Turner and back-to-back infield singles to Masataka Yoshida and Devers. Jose Leclerc came in and struck out Duvall to end the inning.

The Red Sox had seven hits — six singles and a double — and two walks in the inning. Two of the hits were high choppers that didn’t leave the infield. They also took advantage of a throwing error by left fielder Robbie Grossman.

Sborz was charged with three runs on three hits and two walks while getting just two outs.

Eovaldi made his first appearance at Fenway Park since leaving Boston after 4 1/2 seasons in which he helped the Red Sox win a World Series.

Eovaldi was greeted with a video tribute during Tuesday’s series opener. He stepped out of the dugout and tipped his hat to the crowd that remembers him for his six innings of relief in Boston’s 18-inning loss to the Dodgers in Game 3 of the 2018 Series.

NOTES: The Red Sox signed catcher Jorge Alfaro to a one-year deal and designated catcher Caleb Hamilton for assignment. Alfaro played in 10 games for the Rockies this season, going 5 for 31 with four doubles and one home run. He is a.254 hitter with 48 homers in 488 career games with the Phillies, Marlins, Padres and Rockies.