Max Goodman

More hard contact for Giancarlo Stanton. This line drive single to left center drove in another run. https://t.co/Dr1n8sk9NF

Giancarlo Stanton ripped this missile over the center fielder’s head in his third plate appearance with Double-A Somerset tonight, a two-run single. https://t.co/z4daqln2KY

Giancarlo Stanton’s rehab assignment starts with a first-pitch grounder to shortstop. https://t.co/bBMFmH2Iad

The Jake Cousins news is another reminder that the #Yankees need to focus on bullpen upgrades before the trade deadline. Luke Weaver will be back eventually, but the last thing the Yankees need is for their high-leverage arms to burn out from being overused in the regular

RT @GJoyce9: Jake Cousins has been pulled off his rehab assignment after feeling something in his elbow, per Boone. Meeting with Dr. Chris…

Group 1 for batting practice in Somerset this afternoon: Giancarlo Stanton George Lombard Jr. Spencer Jones Rafael Flores https://t.co/eDKoSmjkRs

Still awake? Hopping on WFAN to talk #Yankees with Lori momentarily ... am I crazy to be drinking some coffee right now at 1:15 AM?

Lori Rubinson @LRubinson

Coming up this hour on @WFAN660 - I'll be joined by @MaxTGoodman for postgame reaction to @Yankees vs. Red Sox tonight at the stadium. Tune in at 1:15 am.

The Red Sox hit five home runs tonight, matching the most homers they've hit in the new Yankee Stadium (also 5 HR on May 17, 2010). And with all their struggles heading into this series, Boston scored 27 runs against #Yankees pitching over these three games.

Aaron Judge is now tied with Lou Gehrig for the third-most multi-homer games in #Yankees history (43). Judge was asked about that after the loss tonight: "Would've been sweet if it was in a win. I try not to think about it, just trying to do my job there. Anytime you get

Aaron Judge on Hunter Dobbins' comment (saying he'd retire before pitching for the #Yankees): "I've only heard Ken Griffey say that, so I was a little surprised." Did Judge have that on his mind when he homered off Dobbins in the first? "Well, once somebody tells you, yeah."

Abraham Toro and Trevor Story start the eighth inning with back-to-back home runs against Jonathan Loáisiga. Suddenly, it's a four-run game again.

Austin Wells is pinch hitting for J.C. Escarra to lead off the bottom of the seventh. I'm wondering why Jasson Domínguez wasn't used off the bench for DJ LeMahieu last inning with the bases loaded and two outs.

Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz is much more than sunflower seeds. He's one of the best pitching prospects in their system now. That trade was a sign of the depth the Yankees had in their catching dept. They've traded several quality catchers away over these last few years because they

uncomfortablynumb @Bognetter

@MaxTGoodman The better question is why the Yankees gave their biggest rival a top level starting catcher for some sunflower seeds?

Was thinking about this as well. Narvaez has reverse splits this year, so lefties have had more success against him this year. Then again, Rodón had hit a batter and walked another to start that inning. Plus, Cruz was ready to go in the bullpen and has the strikeout stuff you'd

BigDaddy @richrita825

@MaxTGoodman Why was he facing Narvaez?

It was Carlos Rodón's lapse in command that put him in a jam right away in the sixth. He hit Devers to lead it off and then was all over the place, walking Refsnyder on five pitches. Then he hit his spot with two strikes to Narvaez and got beat for the homer up and in. https://t.co/l2Uqr6OuVI

Carlos Rodón had been much better at limiting the home run ball this season ... at least for much of the last two months. Wasn't the case tonight. Kristian Campbell swatted a two-run shot to right in the fifth and ex-Yankee Carlos Narvaez crushed a three-run homer in the sixth.

DJ LeMahieu turned back the clock with that swing in the fifth, a hard line drive over the short porch in right. His go-ahead shot would've been a homer in 11 of 30 ballparks, per Statcast. https://t.co/dLRjNlkTqw