Red Sox's Trevor Story Drives Five RBIs in Key Win Over Yankees

Trevor Story has sparked a resurgence in the Red Sox lineup, recording three consecutive multi-hit games, including a season-high five RBI performance in Saturday's 10-7 win over the Yankees. During the three-game series against New York, Story went 5-for-13 with a home run, a double, and six RBI, helping lift his season batting average to its highest point since late May. Saturday's game also saw rookie Kristian Campbell and Abraham Toro contribute key hits, while Garrett Crochet delivered a six-inning outing with nine strikeouts despite allowing a season-high five runs. Crochet's recent dominance is notable, as he's struck out 32 batters in his last three starts, a feat last achieved by Red Sox pitchers Chris Sale and Eduardo Rodriguez in 2019. The Red Sox's offensive outburst, capped by Story's clutch hitting, overcame strong moments from Yankees' Austin Wells, who homered and drove in four runs. Boston's win evened the series, showcasing both the team's offensive depth and the emergence of Crochet as a potential ace.