Trevor Story has been piecing together a few quality outings offensively, and he played a big role in Boston's win on Saturday.

The Red Sox gave up four top prospects to get Garrett Crochet, then locked him for six years and $170 million and don’t regret either commitment for a moment. Crochet has been everything for which the Sox could have possibly hoped — as his 1.98 ERA and 1.061 WHIP prior to Saturday night’s start attests.

Garrett Crochet entered the storied Red Sox-Yankees rivalry by giving the visitors a commodity that has been lacking of late from the starting rotation: innings. The power lefty wasn’t at his best, bu

A former Boston Red Sox starting surprisingly is out there for the taking right now. Former Red Sox star Craig Kimbrel was working his way back to the big leagu

) Red Sox left-handed reliever Justin Wilson entered Saturday with a 2.25 ERA in 25 outings. But he walked two batters and then gave up a two-run RBI single to DJ LeMahieu that cut the Yankees’ deficit to 8-7 in the eighth.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Saturday that Alex Bregman felt good after starting a running program at Fenway Park but is still far from returning from a strained right quadriceps.

Credited with the win, Garrett Crochet allowed a season-high five runs in six innings, but grinded through early trouble and defensive issues to offer the Sox much-needed length from their starter.

The Red Sox rookie said pitching against the Yankees "has been always kind of one of those starts that I’ve had circled on my calendar."