If the Yankees can continue to score runs like they did on Sunday — Trent Grisham also hit two homers and Giancarlo Stanton stayed hot at the plate — then they’ll be in good shape to start rattling off some wins leading into the final month of the regular season.

These weren't just any home runs for Jazz Chisholm. And it was about more than just the milestone reached by the New York Yankees' star en route to a rivalry win on Sunday night over the Boston Red Sox.

The Yankees battered Boston pitching for four home runs — two apiece by Trent Grisham and Jazz Chisholm Jr. — and got a solid start from Carlos Rodon and 3 1/3 scoreless innings from their relievers as they beat Boston,

"Watching the way this team has been playing lately, predictable would also apply." Adding to the concerns after the game was a harsh update from Yankees captain Aaron Judge, who is recovering from an elbow injury and has been limited to a designated hitter role since returning from the injured list.

Yankees fans didn’t even bother. Usually they’ll slam into action as a unit and cheer loudly when another team’s fan base is making their presence felt in the Bronx. As they watched the Yankees humiliate themselves in the ninth inning on Saturday afternoon — a seven-run frame that turned another bad loss against their rivals into a 12-1 laugher — those fans were silent,

The Boston Red Sox have smoked the New York Yankees all season, and captain Aaron Judge is understandably frustrated/