Two teams with plenty still to prove. Here's why this week's Red Sox-Yankees series will have postseason implications.

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When Caballero was ejected while he was barking during his walk to the dugout, he became enrated. He charged back toward second base to scream at the Ortiz and kept it up while separated by another ...

Now would be a good time for the Boston Red Sox to snap out of their funk, with a massive four-game series with the New York Yankees starting Thursday night in the Bronx.

The team has also lost captain Aaron Judge, starter Clarke Schmidt, infielder Oswaldo Cabrera and several other key players to injuries of varying degrees at different points this season. And now, the ...

The New York Yankees are still waiting for Aaron Judge to return to the outfield as he recovers from a flexor strain. Could a ...

BOTTOM LINE: The Boston Red Sox head into the matchup against the New York Yankees as losers of three in a row. New York has a 69-57 record overall and a 37-25 record in home games. The Yankees have ...

In this Yankees mailbag, subscribers asked about benching Volpe, Austin Wells' struggles, moving Aaron Judge to first base ...

José Caballero hit two home runs in 86 games with the Tampa Bay Rays this season. The speedy utilityman matched that total in ...

Stanton helped the Yankees to a 6-4 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday night. "He was locked in, dialed in," Aaron Judge said.

Cam Schlittler was throwing a perfect game through six innings Wednesday night, the longest bid by a New York Yankees rookie in nearly 60 years. The 24-year-old right-hander ...

Before the 2025 Major League Baseball season, a single team hit nine home runs in a game just twice. With nine home runs at George M. Steinbrenner field against the Rays in Tampa on Tuesday, the 2025 ...