The Yankees capped off a big series win against the Red Sox on Sunday night with a lethal barrage of home runs, one that sent David Price retreating for a storm shield. The Bombers tagged their favorite opponent for eight runs en route to an 11-1 victory. Despite being shut down by Chris Sale on Saturday, the Yankees managed to score 19 runs in the three-game set, taking a 5-4 season series advantage in the process.
The home run parade was led by a group of Yankees who have enjoyed early success against Boston, including the likes of Aaron Judge, Gleyber Torres and Greg Bird.