Red Sox struggle with offense in loss to Yankees in Bronx
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 2:56 AM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
The Boston Red Sox faced the New York Yankees on June 7 and managed only one run, resulting in a 6-1 defeat. Despite strong pitching, especially from Ranger Suarez, the Red Sox' offense repeatedly failed to capitalize on opportunities, going 0-for-4 with runners in scoring position. Since April 26, the team has the best ERA in the American League yet holds a losing record of 17-19 in that span. The defeat marked the 35th time this season the Red Sox scored fewer than four runs, indicating a persistent offensive issue.
- •Red Sox scored only one run against Yankees on June 7.
- •Ranger Suarez pitched 6.1 strong innings before bullpen allowed five runs.
- •Boston is last in home runs and nearly last in runs scored this season.
- •The team fell to 17-19 since changing managers on April 26.
- 2:56 AMYahoo Sports — Sean McAdam: Red Sox’ primary issue remains the same — not nearly enough offense
"The pitching - until the eighth inning — was plenty good enough for the Red Sox. It was, again, the offense that did them in.
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