BOSTON — The New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox Saturday for the second night in a row. Boston came into the series with an 8-2 record against the Yankees, but New York already won the series before the finale is played on Sunday Night Baseball.
“Rough first inning. I mean this is one of the biggest regular season games in the past few years,” a Red Sox fan named Dan told Boston 25. “Came out with nothing. First inning was terrible on the mound.”
Boston still holds a wildcard spot, but the standings are getting tight down the stretch.
Boston has struggled since their star young player Roman Anthony went on the injured list. The Red Sox are 3-6 since. The Fenway faithful are bummed to see such an important player get hurt during such an important time in the season.
“Little tired of trotting out minor league players in a September race against the Yankees,” another Red Sox fan named Chris said. “Little disappointed to see them go 0-2 so far this weekend.”
Boston turns to their ace pitcher Garrett Crochet Sunday night to avoid the sweep. The sox have 13 more regular season games remaining.
“Rough night tonight, but I have faith in this group they’ve been battling all year,” Dan said.
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