Red Sox Hit Five Home Runs in 11-7 Win over Yankees at Yankee Stadium

The Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 11-7 in a high-scoring game highlighted by five home runs from Boston, including a pivotal three-run homer by Carlos Narváez off his former team. Despite Aaron Judge hitting two two-run homers and maintaining a .396 batting average, the Yankees pitching staff struggled, particularly Carlos Rodón and the bullpen, allowing Boston to overcome an early deficit. Rookie Hunter Dobbins earned the win for Boston by pitching five innings and weathering Judge's early homer, contributing to Boston's series win at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees have now lost two of three games in the series and allowed double-digit runs in consecutive games, slipping 8.5 games behind Boston in the AL East. Earlier in the series, Red Sox starter Walker Buehler had a difficult outing, giving up seven runs early in a 9-6 loss, underscoring Boston's inconsistent pitching despite their offensive firepower. The rivalry remains intense as Boston gains ground, with both teams preparing to meet again soon, highlighting the AL East competition.