Fred Lynn became a Red Sox icon 50 years ago this summer. His 1975 season was so spectacular that he became Major League Baseball’s first player to share Rookie of the Year and AL MVP honors in

Chapman pitched the final two games in New York over the weekend, saving both games, then went for a third straight day in the 10th inning of Monday’s loss to the Rays. He didn’t pitch Tuesday (Weissert got the save in that one) but closed out Wednesday’s win, then threw 14 pitches Friday. That was likely his limit entering Saturday.

One of the biggest rivalries in all of sports is the hatred between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees fanbases. RELATED: 20 MLB Pitchers Who Deserve Far More Fame So, if someone were to say they like both teams,

On the very first Carlos Rodón pitch a Red Sox batter saw, Rob Refsnyder hit a ball down the left-field line that just bounced on the line and went for a double. While Rodón then very nearly managed to work around that, Anthony Volpe’s throw to first on a two-out grounder skipped past Paul Goldschmidt, allowing Boston to strike first.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS - JUNE 04: Lucas Giolito #54 of the Boston Red Sox pitches against the Los Angeles Angels during the first inning at Fenway Park on June 04, 2025 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Brian Fluharty/Getty Images) Getty Images

The New York Yankees ended their loss against the Boston Red Sox in terrible fashion. After heading into extra innings, the team was on the wrong end of two rough calls by the umpire, both of which could have had different outcomes,

Crochet held New York scoreless over a career-high 8 1/3 innings, striking out the Yankees slugger three times while holding the rest of New York’s lineup to four hits with seven total Ks.

The Red Sox have won three of four games against the Yankees this season, but will they beat their hated rival again on Saturday? Check out the best bets and predictions from the SportsLine Projection