“Roman drives one high, and deep, and gone!” Flemming bellowed as fellow commentator Lou Merloni laughed jovially in the background. “Roman reigns supreme in Gotham! That is a hit with runners in scoring position, a signature moment for Anthony, and it is 6-3 Red Sox.”

Less than 25 minutes before first pitch, the Red Sox announced a new defensive alignment for Friday’s game against the Yankees

Legends of the Boston Red Sox are undoubtedly forged in their battles against their most hated rival, the New York Yankees. And it seems there couldn't have been a better stage for

Roman Anthony is quite a player for the Red Sox. There’s a reason he signed a contract worth at least $130 million two months into his Major League career. Tonight, he faces the Yankees in the Bronx for the first time.

The Red Sox had tons of chances with runners in scoring position Thursday and cashed in on very few of them. In the end, big swings by Nathaniel Lowe and Roman Anthony were all the club needed in a win over the Yankees.