New York Yankees defeat Boston Red Sox 16-1 following disputed catch ruling
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Last updated Aug 30, 2026

The New York Yankees secured a 16-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Sunday afternoon. The game turned after a contentious play in the outfield involving Ceddanne Rafaela. During a defensive sequence, Rafaela attempted a diving catch that was initially ruled an out before being overturned by replay review. Officials upheld the decision that the ball was not caught, fueling a subsequent collapse by the Boston defense. Following the ruling, the Yankees capitalized on the opportunity to pull away for a blowout win. The result marks a significant outcome for the New York offense during the Sunday afternoon matchup.
- •The New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 16-1 on Sunday afternoon.
- •A replay review determined Ceddanne Rafaela did not make a diving catch.
- •The overturned call initiated a period of defensive struggles for the Red Sox.
- •The game concluded in a blowout victory for New York.
- 11:54 PMESPN — Yanks rout Sox after Rafaela's disputed no-catch
"Boston outfielder Ceddanne Rafaela made what he emphatically believed was a diving catch that was ruled otherwise, and after replay review upheld the call, the Red Sox unraveled in a 16-1 blowout victory for the New York Yankees on Sunday afternoon.
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