Red Sox Win Third Straight Series Over Yankees with 2-1 Walk-Off Victory

The Boston Red Sox continued their strong performance against the New York Yankees, securing consecutive series wins highlighted by exceptional pitching. Rookie Hunter Dobbins delivered six scoreless innings against the Yankees, striking out five and allowing minimal hits, marking a notable achievement for a Red Sox rookie against this rival. On a separate night, Carlos Narváez's RBI single in the 10th inning secured a 2-1 victory over the Yankees, with Garrett Crochet delivering a career-high 8 1/3 innings and striking out seven, despite Aaron Judge's late home run. Manager Alex Cora emphasized the importance of consistent early-inning pitching as the foundation for the team's success. Meanwhile, Salem's minor league Red Sox team had mixed results, with a heartbreaking extra-inning loss to Delmarva but bouncing back with a narrow 3-2 win supported by strong pitching from a quartet of pitchers including Shea Sprague and Joe Vogatsky. Overall, pitching has been a key factor for the Red Sox at both major and minor league levels in recent games.