The always-intense rivalry between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox should have a little more flare in 2026 with Yankees general manager Brian Cashman calling out Sonny Gray for past comments he made about the Bronx Bombers.

While the Yankees got the better of their fierce rivals in the American League Wild Card series to end their postseason run, Roman Anthony shared his prediction for the 2026 season with a subtle message. "You know, all I'm gonna say is 'Go Red Sox,'" Anthony said.

Now on the other side of the rivalry, it’s clear Sonny Gray isn’t afraid of taking shots at the Yankees — and Brian Cashman isn’t afraid to fire back

It didn’t take long for Sonny Gray to reintroduce himself to the Yankees–Red Sox rivalry. Speaking for the first time since he was traded to Boston last week, Gray came with fighting words about the Yankees, with whom he famously struggled during a two ...

Sonny Gray, the newest member of the Boston rotation, is now on the other side of the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry after pitching for the Bronx Bombers in 2017 and ‘18. And it sounds like he is really looking forward to facing New York with his new club.

There have been dormant periods in the ancient rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees-which dates back to 1919 and the Curse of the Bambino-but not many of them. The animosity will be on full display this week at the current version of ...

Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony expressed excitement about playing alongside new pitcher Sonny Gray in 2026. Gray, who previously played for the Yank

TAMPA, Fla. — The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox have the Curse of the Bambino, Bucky Dent’s home run and the “Idiots” historic comeback of 2004 highlighting their rich and sometimes volatile history. The teams are close to an agreement to ...

Gray, 36, has a 3.58 ERA over a 13-year career with the Athletics, Yankees, Reds, Twins and Cardinals. He joins a Red Sox rotation that is led by ace Garrett Crochet but also features a handful of unproven candidates after right-hander Brayan Bello. Gray is the latest Red Sox pitcher to publicly say that he didn't enjoy playing for the Yankees.

Japanese infielder Munetaka Murakami, known as the 'Japanese Aaron Judge', is on the Red Sox's radar. He could be the piece Boston needs to bolster their infield.