Game 65: Red Sox at Yankees lineups and notes
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They will turn to Walker Buehler for Friday's opener. The last time the righthander pitched at Yankee Stadium, it was as a member of the Dodgers in the 2024 World Series. After starting Game 3 and going five innings to help the Dodgers seize a 3-0 lead, he returned on one-day's rest to close out Game 5 with a 1-2-3 ninth inning to clinch the title.
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The Dodgers will counter with righthander Will Warren.
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Lineups
RED SOX (30-34):
TBA
Pitching:
RHP Walker Buehler (4-3, 4.44 ERA)
YANKEES (38-23):
TBA
Pitching:
RHP Will Warren (3-3, 5.19 ERA)
Time:
7:05 p.m.
TV, radio:
NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7
Red Sox vs. Warren:
Has not faced any Boston batters
Yankees vs. Buehler:
Cody Bellinger 1-2, Jazz Chisholm Jr. 3-5, Paul Goldschmidt 3-11, Trent Grisham 4-17, DJ LeMahieu 3-15
Stat of the day:
The Yankees are on a 19-7 run since dropping three straight from May 3-5.
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Notes:
Buehler is 0-2 with a 4.85 ERA over his past three starts. In his latest outing, Buehler allowed five runs on a season-high 10 hits in 5⅔ innings during a 5-0 loss at Atlanta on Saturday. … In their last 28 games, Red Sox relievers have posted a 2.63 ERA, good for second in the AL (5th in MLB) over that span behind MIN (2.38). … David Hamilton is batting .286 with a .708 OPS in 24 games since the start of May. … Will Warren is coming off a rough outing in which he allowed seven runs on six hits in 1⅓ innings during an 18-2 loss to the Dodgers on Saturday. Prior to that, he allowed two runs or fewer in four consecutive starts. … The rest of the pitching matchups this weekend are expected to be LHP Garrett Crochet
vs. LHP Ryan Yarbrough
on Saturday and RHP Hunter Dobbins
vs. LHP Carlos Rodon on Sunday.
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