The Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 6-0 at Yankee Stadium, combining six scoreless innings from Jake Bennett with a four-run ninth inning that settled the game. Boston scored once in the first and again in the fifth before separating from New York in the final frame. The result moved the Red Sox to 74-61, while the Yankees fell to 76-59.

Bennett controlled the game from the mound, striking out seven across six innings and keeping the Yankees off the scoreboard throughout his outing. His swing-and-miss command prevented New York from building sustained pressure, and Boston's bullpen protected the lead over the final three innings. Carlos Rodon recorded five strikeouts in 4.2 innings for New York, but Boston's early offense forced the Yankees to navigate from behind before Ryan Yarbrough supplied three innings of relief.

Adley Rutschman led Boston's attack with three hits and two runs in four at-bats, repeatedly keeping innings alive. Nick Sogard went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run, while Andruw Monasterio delivered two RBIs on his lone hit. Wilyer Abreu added a solo home run, and Ceddanne Rafaela contributed an RBI. Boston's four-run ninth transformed a competitive 2-0 margin into a complete shutout, while New York finished without a scoring inning.

Boston leaves the Bronx with a convincing response built on pitching structure and late offensive execution. The Red Sox now carry the momentum of a shutout and a six-run attack into their next game, while the Yankees must address an offense that produced no runs and could not capitalize before Boston's ninth-inning surge.