Red Sox Swept by Yankees, Bats Cold

0:00It's April 24th, this is Boston Red Sox News Today Team News powered by AI. The Boston Red Sox just got swept at home by their arch-rivals, the New York Yankees, and a three-game series that exposed some ugly numbers. Boston scored only three runs on 13 hits, posting a 0.141 batting average. The worst in franchise history for any home series of at. Least three games against New York. This rivalry goes way back to 1903, with over 2,000 matchups already, and the Red Sox have hosted 280 such series. Mostly a Fenway Park. Earlier this week, they couldn't touch the Yankees' pictures, like Lewis Gill, Max Fried, and Cam Schlitler. Fans are frustrated as the lineup looked lost, swinging too early and making weak contact all series. Cold weather didn't help, and missing Roman Anthony for two games hurt too. No consecutive hits at all, and they nearly got shut out and back-to-back. Fenway gains for the first time in over 20 years. That sweep wrapped a rough 2-5 homestand where Boston Top 2 runs just once.

1:05Their bats are ice cold right now. They had to Baltimore Friday night looking to snap out of it against the Orioles.