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The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees face off on Saturday in game two of their three-game set, in what promises to be an exciting matchup between the two biggest rivals in baseball.
Anthony Volpe #11 of the New York Yankees tags Jarren Duran #16 of the Boston Red Sox out at second base during the first inning at Yankee Stadium on September 13, 2024 in the Bronx...
Anthony Volpe #11 of the New York Yankees tags Jarren Duran #16 of the Boston Red Sox out at second base during the first inning at Yankee Stadium on September 13, 2024 in the Bronx borough of New York City. More
How to Watch Yankees vs Red Sox
Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Channel: FOX (regionalized), FOX Deportes
Stream: Fubo (try for free)
The Yankees enter Saturday night with a 39-23 record for the second-best record in the American League. The Yankees are in excellent form, too, having won seven of their last 10 games. Before the series against the Red Sox, the Yankees took a three-game set over the Cleveland Guardians, two games to one. In game one, New York won 3-2 over the Guardians before dropping game two 4-0. In game three, New York got revenge and took home the 4-0 win to take home the series victory.
The Red Sox, meanwhile, have struggled this season, entering Saturday night with a 30-35 record and losers in three of their last 10 games. On the season, Boston is 17-16 at Fenway Park and 13-19 away from home. The Red Sox are fifth in the AL East, only ahead of the 25-37 Baltimore Orioles.
In game one of the matchup, the Yankees won 9-6 behind a three-for-five performance from Aaron Judge with three hits and one RBI. Jazz Chisholm Jr., meanwhile, likewise went three-for-five with one home run and four RBIs.
Tune in to FOX, depending on your region, or FOX Deportes at 7:30 p.m. ET on Saturday to catch the best rivalry baseball has to offer when the Yankees host the rival Red Sox at Yankee Stadium.
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