Yankees fall to Red Sox 11-7 as Boston hits five homers
Boston rallied with five home runs to beat the Yankees 11-7 at Yankee Stadium, narrowing the AL East gap and marking the Red Sox's highest three‑game run total there since 2005.
Key points
- Red Sox won 11-7, hitting five home runs.
- Aaron Judge hit two two‑run homers for New York.
- Former Yankee Carlos Narváez delivered a three‑run homer for Boston.
- Boston's 27 runs in the series are the most at Yankee Stadium since 2005.
- Yankees remain AL East leaders, now 39-25, with the gap reduced to .5 games.
The latest Yankees vs. Red Sox showdown at Yankee Stadium ended with Boston launching five home runs to claim an 11-7 victory, taking two out of three games in the rivals’ first series this season. Despite Aaron Judge’s two two-run homers—his 22nd and 23rd of the year—the Yankees’ pitching staff couldn’t contain Boston’s offense, allowing double-digit runs in back-to-back losses.
Carlos Narváez, a former Yankee, delivered a pivotal three-run homer in the sixth inning, swinging momentum firmly in Boston’s favor. The Red Sox equaled a season high with five home runs, including shots from Rafael Devers, Kristian Campbell, Abraham Toro, and Trevor Story. Boston’s 27 runs across the series marked their highest total in a three-game set at Yankee Stadium since 2005.
The Yankees, now 39-25, still lead the AL East, but the Red Sox closed the gap to.5 games. The next Yankees game is against the Royals, while the Red Sox return home to face the Rays.
Fans can catch the next Yankees vs. Red Sox clash on June at Fenway Park. Check your local listings or streaming services for broadcast details.
Your questions, answered
What was the final score of the Yankees vs. Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium?
Boston defeated New York 11-7.
How many home runs did the Red Sox hit in the game?
The Red Sox hit five home runs.
Who hit a three‑run homer for the Red Sox?
Carlos Narváez hit a three‑run homer in the sixth inning.
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