Yankees Vs Red Sox Live Stream: Watch Online Free Wednesday 7:10 ET New York Looks For Fifth Straight Win Over Boston
Yankees vs Red Sox live stream: Watch online free 7:10 ET as New York looks for its fifth straight win over a struggling Boston team.
The Red Sox (9-12) are looking to avoid losing their third straight and fifth straight already this season vs the Yankees (12-8). The Sox offense will have to battle against Michael Pineda (2-1, 1.00 ERA). Pineda has been dominant this season, not allowing more than a run in any of his three starts. Watch the free live stream online as he will be tested against the World Series champions after he pitched six innings in New York and allowed one run against Boston.
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Jacoby Ellsbury made his return to Boston for the first time since signing with the Yankees after helping the Red Sox hoist the World Series trophy last season. He wents 2-for-5 on Tuesday with a double and triple, two runs scored and two RBIs in his first game as a Fenway visitor after playing 349 regular-season games there with the Red Sox.
"You want to go out there and put on a good performance," Ellsbury told ESPN.com. "It was nice to get a triple right off the bat, just allow us to score right from the get-go."
John Lackey (2-2, 5.25 ERA) has struggled versus AL East foes since signing with the Red Sox in 2010, going 16-17 with a 5.76 ERA. He has a 6.26 ERA in nine starts against New York since 2011.
"You have to be extra careful in this whole division," Lackey told the team's official website following the loss to the Yankees earlier in the month. "I just have to do a better job of keeping the ball in the yard."
The Red Sox could use some better production from the man who has replaced Ellsbury at the top of the order the past four games, outfielder Grady Sizemore. He's 1 for 17 in the leadoff spot since Friday and in a 1-for-26 slump since April 15, according to ESPN.com.
"(Grady) is squaring some balls up. He looks good at the plate, there's just not much to show for it," Farrell said. "He's putting the ball in play but he's been in a little bit of a cold spell."
