Red Sox troll Yankees with celebration music

Instead, the BoSox put on Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" as a not-so-subtle middle finger to their hosts, in particular New York outfielder Aaron Judge. "And Aaron, he's one of our resident deejays, so he's got a pretty extensive playlist", NY manager Aaron Boone said afterward.

On a night his Yankees counterpart was second-guessed again, Cora continued to have the golden touch as the Red Sox finished off the Yankees 4-3 in Game 4 of the ALDS at Yankee Stadium. "Obviously you don't go into the game expecting to make history or do anything like that. let alone score 16 runs against a good New York Yankees team".

The Red Sox advance to the AL Championship Series, where they will host Houston Astros in Game 1 on Friday.

After a drubbing Monday night, the Yankees have to pick themselves off the canvas and get ready for Game 4. 7 during a three-game set at Fenway Park, striking out 10 while earning a no decision in a 6-3 Boston loss. NY set a major league record this year for most home runs in a season, but didn't go deep in the two games at Yankee Stadium. Sale needed all of 13 pitches to get three outs with the biggest scare coming on a long fly ball by Gleyber Torres to the warning track to start the inning.

It's not the first time, either. During Game 3, Hernandez had three calls overturned by replay, which was the latest chapter in a career that has featured plenty of complaints from players on how he calls games. He had four of his calls reviewed at first base.