The Boston Red Sox powered past the New York Yankees 10-7 at Yankee Stadium on Saturday night, but the game’s momentum swung dramatically in the third inning, leaving fans buzzing about what might have been.
Trevor Story’s Bat Leads Boston’s Charge.
Trevor Story delivered a clutch performance, driving in five runs—including a pivotal three-run double in the third inning that gave Boston a 5-3 lead. He later added a two-run single in the ninth to seal the win. Story’s heroics came as the Red Sox offense erupted for five runs in the third, capitalizing on Yankees starter Ryan Yarbrough’s struggles.
Crochet Silences Judge, Yankees Rally Falls Short.
Red Sox starter Garrett Crochet struck out Aaron Judge three times and tallied nine strikeouts over six innings, despite allowing a season-high five runs. Judge, who entered the game with a .390 average, went 0-for-4 as the Yankees’ late rally couldn’t overcome Boston’s early surge.
Yankees’ Big Moments Not Enough.
Austin Wells provided a highlight for New York with a three-run homer in the second, briefly giving the Yankees a 3-1 lead. DJ LeMahieu’s two-run single in the eighth narrowed the gap, but Boston’s bullpen held firm, with Aroldis Chapman earning his 10th save.
What’s Next?.
The series is now tied, with the Red Sox snapping a recent skid and the Yankees looking to bounce back in the rubber match. Boston’s Hunter Dobbins faces New York’s Carlos Rodón in Sunday night’s showdown.
Key Numbers:.
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Trevor Story: RBIs.
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Garrett Crochet: strikeouts, Ks vs. Judge.
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Austin Wells: RBIs for Yankees.
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Final: Red Sox, Yankees .
One explosive inning made all the difference—and set the stage for a dramatic series finale in the Bronx.
