Red Sox right‑hander Sonny Gray threw six straight no‑hit innings against the new York Yankees in Game 3 of the AL East series. He kept that shutout alive through the seventh inning. Boston kept a 2‑0 series lead. Crowds held their breath.
That performance lifted Boston’s odds of taking a clear edge in that three‑game swing. Gray’s dominance gave the Sox a chance to close the game without surrendering a run. The pitcher stayed focused. Fans watched quietly. The team stayed in front.