WP: Warren (4–3) 5.34

LP: Biehler (4–4) 5.18

SV: Williams (7)

Will Warren’s Final Line:

5.1 IP | 3H | 4R | 4ER | 6K | 4BB | 84P | 5.34 ERA

The Yankees got off to a hot start offensively, scoring five runs in the first inning, three on a Jazz Chisholm three-run Home run (scoring Grisham on a Walk and Judge on a Double), and a two-run shot off the bat of Volpe (scoring Dominguez who reached on a single).

The Yankees bats stayed hot against Buehler in the second, scoring two more runs on a Jazz RBI single and a Volpe hit by pitch. Volpe and Jazz combined for seven of the nine runs batted in by the Yankees today.

Judge added on in the fifth with an RBI single, making it 8–1

Brent Headrick would come on in the top of the sixth with the bases loaded and one out. He would allow a two-run double, bringing the Red Sox within four, but got two strikeouts to end the sixth.

Goldschmidt would hit a solo shot, giving the Yankees their

Headrick came back out for the seventh, and after striking out Rafiela, but gave up a two-run home run to Yankee Killer Rafael Devers.

Fernando Cruz, Jonathan Loáisiga and Devin Williams combined for two and a third scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and one hit batsmen.

Williams looked super comfortable in the ninth inning today, the best I think he as looked in a save situation this season.