Red Sox stun Yankees with five homers in 11-7 win
The Boston Red Sox hit five home runs to beat the New York Yankees 11-7 at Yankee Stadium, taking two of three in their first 2025 series and boosting their offensive momentum.
Key points
- Boston hit five homers, including two by rookie Kristian Campbell, to defeat New York 11-7.
- Catcher Carlos Narváez delivered a three-run homer that gave the Red Sox a lasting lead.
- Yankees' Aaron Judge also hit two homers, but the team could not match Boston's scoring.
- The Red Sox scored 27 runs in the three-game set, their highest total at Yankee Stadium since 2005.
The Boston Red Sox unleashed a five-homer barrage to defeat the New York Yankees 11-7 on Sunday night at Yankee Stadium, taking two of three in their first 2025 series against their historic rivals.
Boston’s offense was relentless, highlighted by rookie Kristian Campbell’s two-run homer in the fifth inning that put the Red Sox back in front. Catcher Carlos Narváez, facing his former team, delivered the decisive blow with a three-run shot in the sixth, giving Boston a lead they never relinquished Abraham Toro and Trevor Story added back-to-back solo home runs in the eighth, capping a night where the Red Sox matched their season high for longballs.
Despite the Yankees’ Aaron Judge launching two home runs—his fourth multi-homer game of the season—New York couldn’t keep pace. Austin Wells, the Yankees’ young catcher, drove in four runs the night before, but his efforts weren’t enough to turn the tide in the series.
Boston’s 27 runs over the three-game set marked their highest output in a series at Yankee Stadium since 2005 The rivalry remains as fierce as ever, with both teams now looking ahead to crucial divisional matchups as the season heats up.
Your questions, answered
How many home runs did the Red Sox hit against the Yankees on June 9, 2025?
The Red Sox hit five home runs in their 11-7 victory at Yankee Stadium.
Which Red Sox player hit a three-run homer against his former team?
Catcher Carlos Narváez hit a three-run homer against the Yankees.
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