The New York Yankees walked into Fenway Park on Friday night and looked like a team on a mission.

They had lost eight of ten to the Boston Red Sox this season, but that baggage didn’t follow them in.

Instead, the Yankees played crisp, aggressive baseball and delivered a 4-1 victory that felt long overdue and deeply cathartic.

Luis Gil carved through Boston’s lineup, Aaron Judge launched a historic home run, and the Yankees stayed three games back of Toronto.

It wasn’t just a win—it was a message that New York isn’t folding quietly as September pressure mounts around them.

Luis Gil silences Boston with six frames of no-hit brilliance

Luis Gil took the mound with questions swirling about who belongs in the Yankees’ postseason rotation and gave a definitive answer.

The rookie right-han

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