Once again, the Boston Red Sox embarrassed the New York Yankees on Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium. The Red Sox won their eighth consecutive game against their rival ( BOS 12, NYY 1 ), the first time they've done that in a single season since 2009. It is only Boston's third eight-game winning streak over the Yankees in its history.

With the bases loaded and nobody out, the Red Sox found themselves in a familiar spot Saturday afternoon, presented with a primo opportunity to if not put the game away at least make it a lot more comfortable — the exact sort of situation in which they have tended to come up short lately.

Chewing on the aftermath of yet another forgettable showing Friday night, Aaron Boone bristled in his postgame remarks, saying that he didn’t like losing to anyone – but especially the Red Sox. Then he gestured toward a clock,

Garrett Crochet struck out 11 in seven innings, Trevor Story homered and drove in three runs, and the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 12-1 on Saturday.

The Red Sox won their seventh game against the Yankees in 2025, clinching the season series 7-1. Read more on Boston.com.

After an eighth straight loss against the Red Sox, the Yankees are running out of time to prove they belong in the playoffs.

Baseball's most storied rivalry writes yet another chapter on Friday as the New York Yankees host the Boston Red Sox in the Bronx. The two teams are separated by just half a game in both the AL East and Wild Card,

Its Friday, August 22 and the Red Sox (69-59) are in the Bronx to continue their series against the Yankees (69-58). Brayan Bello is slated to take the mound for Boston against Max Fried for New York.