Yankees, Red Sox announce lineups for Friday game as rivalry resumes in the Bronx
NEW YORK - Entering the first series this season against their ancient rivals, the AL East-leading Yankees (38-23) hold a 9.5 game advantage on the visiting Boston Red Sox (30-34).
Since the start of the 2021 season, 43 of the 64 games between the Yanks and Sox have been decided by three runs or fewer, and the clubs are 32-32 in that span.
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Tonight, it's Yankees rookie Will Warren, looking to bounce back from last Saturday's rough start at Dodger Stadium, opposing fellow right-hander Walker Buehler.
The last time Buehler was on the Yankee Stadium mound, he closed out the Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series clinching win in Game 5.
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