The New York Yankees lose to the Boston Red Sox 5-4 in 10 innings at Fenway Park, completing a four-game sweep. After Boston takes the lead late in the game, the Yankees mount a late rally: they score two runs in the ninth to tie the score. The game then turns again in the top of the 10th, when the Yankees add two runs to take a two-run advantage. Boston responds immediately in the bottom of the 10th, scoring three runs to take the lead and secure the win. Fernando Cruz is credited with the Red Sox’s decisive performance as Boston closes out the inning and prevents the Yankees from finishing the comeback. Multiple reports describe the Yankees’ late momentum as ending without a result, as their 10th-inning lead is overturned by Boston’s three-run rally. The outcome leaves the Yankees swept in the series and gives the Red Sox their second late-inning comeback in the game.