Yankees Dominate Red Sox, Fried Shines

0:00It's April 23rd, MLB News today starts now, AI powered and always on. Yankees just handled the Red Sox 4-1, pushing their win streak to a season high 5 games. Max Fried was lights out, tossing 8 scoreless innings on just 3 hits, striking out 9 and walking 2 for his 3-1 record. Ahmed Rosario owned the night with 4 RBI's, smashing a 3-run homer in the first inning over the green monster, then adding a sacrifice fly in the third. Fried started shaky with a couple early walks, but switched to pitching only from the stretch on advice from his coach and it locked everything down. Yankees came this close to their first third straight shutout since 1962, but Boston's been ice cold offensively, scoring two runs or fewer and six of their last eight games and dropping five. In the ninth, Jaren Duran ripped an RBI single with two outs against reliever, Bren Hedrick, snapping Boston's 29-innings scoreless streak against New York that dated back to last

1:02year's playoffs. Starter Ranger Suarez took the loss after giving up four runs in four and two-thirds innings. Rookie left the Eduardo Rivera, made his big league debut for the Red Sox, fanning jazz chism on a 96.9 mile per hour fastball too. Start. Yankees stay hot while Boston tightens the screws on their lineup blows.