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What's at stake when the Red Sox and Yankees square off at Fenway Park this weekend?

The Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees will play an extremely meaningful series at Fenway Park this weekend, a potential preview of an even more meaningful series the two teams might play come October.

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As Yankees visit Boston, here's how they can finally win a big series vs Red Sox

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Red Sox reactions: Offense goes hitless until seventh in loss to Yankees

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Yankees' Luis Gil pulled after 6 no-hit innings. Reliever Fernando Cruz gives up a homer in the 7th

New York Yankees right-hander Luis Gil has not allowed a hit through six innings against the Boston Red Sox on Friday night.

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Red Sox make the types of mistakes that will kill them in the postseason

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Yankees bring 1-0 series advantage over Red Sox into game 2

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Yankees clinch 33rd straight winning season, the second-longest streak in North American pro sports history

Thirty-three consecutive winning seasons is not only the second-longest such streak in baseball history.

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Yankees 4, Red Sox 1: Judge and Gil lead Bombers to win in Fenway

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Yankees visit the Red Sox to start 3-game series

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Angry Red Sox fan gets caught on hot mic berating player: ‘How do we have nobody better?’

As the Yankees led 4-0 in the bottom of the seventh, second baseman David Hamilton was up to bat with one out. During the at-bat, the Apple TV+ broadcast camera caught a Boston fan sitting on the Green Monster, presumably having his way with Hamilton or one of Boston’s other players.

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Red Sox's Wilyer Abreu Gets Official Injury Timeline Return

The Boston Red Sox's offense has been missing some serious pop. It sounds like that could change as soon as next week. A lot has been said about the Boston off

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Aaron Judge’s record blast, Luis Gil’s gem lead Yankees over Red Sox to start pivotal series

Backed by Luis Gil throwing six no-hit innings, Aaron Judge passing Joe DiMaggio on the club’s all-time home run list and some late contributions elsewhere, the Yankees knocked off the Red Sox 4-1 in front of a sellout crowd on a crisp night at Fenway Park.