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1. #Yankees red sox sunday night baseball full
2. #Yankees red sox sunday night baseball series

Many of us will try to see as many of Judge’s at-bats as possible until he passes Maris. After that he ties Roger Maris for the AL record, then he holds the record for himself. Judge’s next home run will be number 60, which would make him the ninth player to reach that mark. It’s indeed possible that Judge will hit a landmark home run at some point during this series. 180, so let’s not pretend that’s why this is happening. And most of us will be tuned in to the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football, because we would rather watch something that matters.īut … Aaron Judge you say! First of all, they would be showing these games if Aaron Judge was hitting. Sounds like appointment viewing, doesn’t it? What we know with some certainty is that the games will last four-plus hours, we will see flashbacks of David Ortiz and Bucky Dent, some fans will behave badly, and the announcers will do their best to convince us that this rivalry has some cosmic significance that transcends sports. Since July 1, the Yankees are 32-37, while the Red Sox are 28-41.

Neither team has been fun to watch since the All-Star break. As for the Red Sox, they are deep in last place and have a reasonable likelihood of being mathematically eliminated before the end of the week. They are 5.5 games up in their division, 7.5 games behind Houston for the top seed, and 8.5 games clear of Cleveland.

#Yankees red sox sunday night baseball series

It would take a series of bizarre events for the Yankees to end up anywhere but the second seed in the American League. The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees are on the national broadcast on FOX on Thursday night, the featured game on Apple TV+ Friday night, on MLB Network Saturday afternoon, and on ESPN Sunday night.

#Yankees red sox sunday night baseball full

Instead of a weekend full of tense nail-biting games, we are being fed Yankees and Red Sox yet again. You would think that, since MLB has tried so hard to sell the expanded playoffs as creating more meaningful games in September, that the last thing they would do is televise a bunch of games that are completely inconsequential. In other words, there’s a lot of good stuff to watch. Louis Cardinals can’t blow an eight-game lead. I counted six series this weekend that have no bearing on any races, if you assume that Minnesota and Baltimore are out of the race and the St. There are probably half-dozen other series which could help decide division races, Wild Card berths, or seeding … and they don’t include the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. The Toronto Blue Jays and the Tampa Bay Rays are meeting, probably to decide Wild Card seeding, which could impact home field in the first round of the playoffs.

Atlanta plays in Philadelphia, with the Braves fighting for the division lead and the Phillies trying to stave off the Brewers for a Wild Card slot. There are plenty of important series in Major League Baseball this weekend.