Gil (4-1) left with a no-hitter intact after six innings and 93 pitches, but reliever Fernando Cruz gave up a home run to Nate Eaton with one out in the seventh - one of Boston's two hits.

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge hit his 362nd home run Friday night, breaking a tie with Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio and taking sole possession of fourth place on the franchise's career list.

Judge launched homer No. 360 in the first inning, a 413-foot drive to left-center field off Tyler Holton that put New York up 1-0.

Heading into their final regular season meeting of 2025, the Yanks have lost eight of 10 games against the Red Sox this season.

Sportsbooks have listed the Yankees (-120) as moneyline favorites against the Red Sox (+100).