The Red Sox host the Yankees in the second game of a three-game series at Fenway Park. Follow along for live updates.

In 2025, Boston has won eight of the first 10 meetings against the Yankees heading into this weekend's three-game set at Fenway Park.

Now, the Red Sox turn to Brayan Bello for a Saturday afternoon tilt. He's a big reason why Boston found success against New York this season. Bello logged 14 scoreless innings with just six hits and 13 strikeouts in his first two outings against the Bronx Bombers this season.

After a couple blowout losses, the Yankees returned the favor last night, as they handled the Tigers in the series finale, led by a couple Aaron Judge homers. Now, they’re set to face a another test, this one with even bigger potential consequences for the standings.

Brian Cashman’s September assessment of the Yankees is probably right in line with your own take. “I think we’re capable of beating anybody but we’re also capable of getting beat,’’ the Yanks’ GM said before Friday’s important series opener at Fenway Park.

The Boston Red Sox didn't start their three-game series against the New York Yankees on a high note on Friday night. Boston welcomed the Yankees to town and did

Both the Red Sox and Yankees enter the tilt with playoff odds north of 95%, per Fangraphs projections. The two big-market rivals are poised for October. Their fate and such contributing factors surely will be impacted this weekend at Fenway.

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The normal rotation order would lead to Will Warren starting the series finale. Warren has a sub-3.00 ERA dating back to the start of August, although one bad start in that time came against the Red Sox. Boston has hit him pretty hard in general this year, scoring nine runs in 9.1 innings off Warren.

An angry Boston Red Sox fans was crushing the beers while loudly asking why David Hamilton was still on the team.