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The Yankees lost two of three at Pittsburgh over the weekend culminating with Sunday's rubber game, a 2-1 loss that saw former Yankee Ivan Nova beat his former team. New York is now 7-0 when it scores six or more runs and 4-7 when it fails to reach six runs.

Boston lost two out of three at Baltimore over the weekend, but salvaged the Sunday game, 6-2, with a four-run first-inning outburst off Kevin Gausman. The Red Sox hit a season-high three home runs on Sunday (the first time they have hit multiple home runs in a game this season).

This is the first meeting of the season between the Yankees and Red Sox. Boston won the season series last season, 11-8, and since 2008, the Yankees and Red Sox have met 166 times and each team has 83 wins.

Aaron Judge's six April home runs are the most April home runs by a rookie in Yankees history. Judge started the season slow going 2-for-15 (.133) with zero home runs in the first five games of the season, but since then he is hitting .326, slugging .783 and has six home runs and 12 RBI in the last 12 games.

Andrew Benintendi has 25 hits already. He is the first Boston rookie with 25+ hits through the team's first 19 games of the season since Shea Hillenbrand also had 25 hits through 19 team games in 2001.

Rick Porcello had a 4.69 ERA in his first seven career starts against the Yankees, but he has a 2.21 ERA (13 ER/53.0 IP) in his last seven starts against them.

Red Sox

BOSTON -- Two right-handers with something to prove will be on the mound on Tuesday night when the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox start the latest chapter in their long rivalry.
For the Yankees, hard-throwing Luis Severino hopes to continue to prove he belongs in the rotation for a team aiming to continue to prove it has enough starting pitching to compete.

Yankees try to repeat home success at Fenway

BOSTON (AP)  The Red Sox will wait another day to get Dustin Pedroia back in the lineup.
Manager John Farrell said after Tuesday night's game was rained out that his injured second baseman would have been able to play after missing the previous two games. Instead, Pedroia will return when the Red Sox meet the New York Yankees on Wednesday.

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