On Friday night, Anthony, with his hands back, pounced on a first-pitch slider from Yankees reliever Yerry De los Santos -- in this case, a right-hander -- in the ninth inning, ballooning the Red Sox's lead. The blast incited a mass exodus of Yankees fans. With three games remaining in the series, they had already seen enough of Anthony.

The Boston Red Sox have a logjam in the outfield. They opted not to trade any of them at the deadline, but that could change in the winter.

The Red Sox did outhit the Yankees, 10-8, but they were brutal with runners in scoring position early in the game before scoring five of their six runs in the final five innings (including two in the ninth on a Roman Anthony home run).

MLB season marches on with today's full slate of MLB games. There are plenty of marquee matchups set to take place on Friday night, including an AL East showdow

Following an injury to starting catcher Francisco Alvarez, the New York Mets have reunited with a veteran catcher who was recently cut by the Boston Red Sox.Ali Sanchez has signed a minor league contract with the team that welcomed him into the major leagues in 2020,

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Pitchers won't always have their A stuff. It's debatable whether Luis Gil even had his B or C stuff. Still, even with how ugly it got between the walks and the

It's about as rare as it sounds. According to Katie Sharp of Stathead, the last time the Yankees made at least four errors and walked at least nine in a home game was May 11, 1912, the year the Red Sox moved into Fenway Park.