For more than 120 years, the Yankees and Red Sox have been bitter rivals in the American League. And now’s your chance to watch these two teams go head-to-head this weekend. On Saturday, June 14, the New York Yankees takes on the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park in Boston,

The Red Sox have lost just one series since being swept by the Milwaukee Brewers at the end of May. It’s a stretch that features two series wins over the Yankees and with the chance to sweep New York in the second series, it could very well be what ignites this team to push for the top of the division.

The New York Yankees (42-26) and Boston Red Sox (35-36) play the second game of a 3-game series Saturday at Fenway Park. First pitch is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. ET (FOX). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's MLB odds around the Yankees vs. Red Sox odds and make our expert MLB picks and predictions for the best bets.

One of the biggest rivalries in all of sports is the hatred between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees fanbases. So, if someone were to say they like both teams, that just wouldn't fly. However, one Red Sox fan is not afraid of the aftermath of being a fan of both.

Red Sox rookie Hunter Dobbins talked the talk, then walked the walk by beating the Yankees twice in a seven-day period this week. Dobbins has been a headline-maker in recent days by first telling The Boston Herald that he’d rather retire than join the Yankees,

Garrett Crochet’s Aaron Judge Message After Yankees’ Loss to Red Sox originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Boston Red Sox star pitcher Garrett Crochet kept the New York Yankees in check for almost the entire game on Friday. However, future Hall of Famer Aaron Judge made Boston's night harder in the ninth inning.

Carlos Narváez hit a walk-off RBI single off the wall in the 10th inning after Aaron Judge hit a game-tying solo home run in the ninth and the Boston Red Sox rallied to beat the New York Yankees 2-1.

The biggest rivalry in Major League Baseball resumes yet again on Friday when the New York Yankees open a three-game series at Boston, while in other sporting action, play will continue at the U.S. Open.