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 the shutout alive through that seventh inning. Boston kept a 2‑0 series lead. Crowds held their breath.
That performance lifted Boston’s odds of taking one clear edge in the three‑game swing. Gray’s dominance gave the Sox one chance to close the game without surrendering a run. The pitcher stayed focused. Fans watched quietly. The team stayed in front.