Summary
The New York Yankees lost to the Boston Red Sox after a controversial decision by manager Aaron Boone to change pitchers. Max Fried, who pitched well, was replaced by reliever Luke Weaver, leading to a turning point in the game, which ended with a 3-1 win for Boston.
Key Facts
- The Yankees and Red Sox played a baseball game on Tuesday night.
- Yankees pitcher Max Fried performed well, allowing no runs until the seventh inning.
- Manager Aaron Boone replaced Fried with reliever Luke Weaver in the seventh inning.
- Luke Weaver's performance allowed the Red Sox to take the lead with a two-run hit.
- The Red Sox's manager, Alex Cora, allowed his pitcher, Garrett Crochet, to continue pitching more than Fried.
- Boston's closer, Aroldis Chapman, secured the win even after a tense final inning.
- The Yankees are now on the brink of elimination following the loss.
