Yankees Overcome Slow Start to Defeat Red Sox

During the second game of a doubleheader against the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees struggled initially, scoring only one run in their first 20 innings. However, they rebounded impressively, scoring 25 runs over the next 14 innings, ultimately winning three out of four games in the series.

This victory allowed the Yankees to take the season series 7-6, which could be crucial for home-field advantage in a potential Wild Card matchup against the Red Sox in the postseason.

Veteran player Paul Goldschmidt made a significant contribution, hitting two home runs and driving in four runs during the series, marking his first starts since early August. His 1,280 RBIs rank him second among active Major League players.