Carlos Rodón was cruising. Through 4.2 innings on Sunday night, the Yankees left-hander had held the Boston Red Sox scoreless and limited them to only two baserunners. Rodón, in the midst of an

The New York Yankees rivalry with the Boston Red Sox runs as deep as any in the history of sports. A rivalry rooted in over 100 years of tension, stemming from the sale of one of the greatest baseball players to ever live,

Facing Yankees reliever Jonathan Loáisiga in the eighth, Boston started the inning with back-to-back solo home runs from third baseman Abraham Toro and shortstop Trevor Story. Suddenly, it was a four-run lead for the Red Sox again.

Hunter Dobbins tossed a verbal grenade into the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry and came out the other side with a victory.

After the Yankees' loss to the Red Sox on Sunday night, Paul Goldschmidt got real on Aaron Judge's MLB status.

There’s not much that Jazz Chisholm Jr. wouldn’t say with a microphone in his face, but what Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Hunter Dobbins said was one of those moments that the New York Yankees’ third baseman would have stayed quiet.

After declaring he’d rather retire than play for the Yankees, Hunter Dobbins came through in his first start in the Bronx. The Red Sox bats also hit five home runs to pick up the series win.

Yankees third baseman Jazz Chisholm thought it is "kind of crazy" for any athlete to rule out playing for a specific team, and made an error in the process.