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SUMMARY:Yankees vs Red Sox: Sunday Night Baseball
DESCRIPTION:What is the Yankees vs Red Sox Sunday Night Baseball?\nThe New York Yankees visit the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park for the marquee Sunday Night Baseball broadcast on NBC\, the crown jewel of MLB’s weekly national television schedule. When baseball’s two most storied rivals meet under the lights at America’s oldest ballpark\, it creates an atmosphere unlike anything else in the sport. This fixture is part of a broader late-June series between the Yankees and Red Sox at Fenway\, with the Sunday night game receiving the premium national broadcast treatment that this rivalry deserves. \nWhen is the Yankees vs Red Sox Sunday Night Baseball?\nThe game takes place on Sunday 28 June 2026\, with first pitch at 7:00 PM ET. As the final game of a series at Fenway Park\, the Sunday Night Baseball slot ensures the entire country will be watching one of baseball’s most compelling rivalries play out in prime time. \nWhere is the Yankees vs Red Sox Sunday Night Baseball?\nThe game is played at Fenway Park in Boston\, Massachusetts\, the oldest active ballpark in Major League Baseball\, having opened in 1912. Fenway holds 37\,755 fans and is famous for the Green Monster\, the towering 37-foot left-field wall that has defined the ballpark’s character for over a century. Pesky’s Pole in right field\, the manual scoreboard\, and the intimate dimensions create a unique and unforgettable baseball experience. Fenway Park is located at 4 Jersey Street in the Fenway-Kenmore neighbourhood\, easily accessible via the MBTA Green Line to Kenmore station\, a short walk from the ballpark. \nKey Contenders\nAaron Judge leads the Yankees’ fearsome lineup\, bringing MVP-calibre power and presence to every at-bat. Juan Soto’s patience and bat-to-ball skills make the Yankees’ top of the order one of the most dangerous in baseball. The Red Sox will look to their home-ground advantage at Fenway\, where the unique dimensions and passionate crowd create a challenging environment for visiting teams. The Green Monster in left field rewards different skills than a typical outfield wall\, and teams that understand Fenway’s quirks tend to thrive. With the national spotlight on this fixture\, both rosters will field their strongest available lineups. \nHow to Watch\nThis game is broadcast nationally on NBC and streams on Peacock as part of MLB’s Sunday Night Baseball package. This is exclusive national coverage\, meaning regional sports networks (YES and NESN) will not carry the game. The Sunday Night Baseball broadcast features NBC’s lead commentary team and enhanced pre-game\, in-game and post-game coverage. Radio coverage is available on WFAN (Yankees) and WEEI (Red Sox). International viewers can access the game through MLB.TV. \nHistory and Records\nYankees-Red Sox at Fenway Park under the lights is one of sport’s great spectacles. The rivalry’s most famous Fenway moment came in Game 4 of the 2004 ALCS\, when Dave Roberts’ stolen base sparked the Red Sox’s legendary comeback from 3-0 down. The regular-season meetings have produced their own share of drama\, including the Aaron Boone walk-off home run in the 2003 ALCS at the old Yankee Stadium. Sunday Night Baseball has been MLB’s premier weekly broadcast since 1990\, and Yankees-Red Sox is consistently the highest-rated regular-season matchup on the schedule. The two franchises have combined for 36 World Series titles. \nTickets and Attendance\nTickets for Yankees-Red Sox at Fenway Park are among the most sought-after in all of baseball. Fenway’s intimate 37\,755 capacity means supply is limited\, and games against the Yankees routinely sell out weeks in advance. Tickets are available through the Red Sox official website\, MLB.com and authorised resale platforms. Expect premium pricing for this fixture\, particularly in desirable sections such as the Green Monster seats\, Dugout Box and behind home plate. Standing room tickets may be available closer to game day if seated sections sell out. \nFrequently Asked Questions\nWhat is Sunday Night Baseball?\nSunday Night Baseball is MLB’s premier weekly national broadcast\, airing on NBC and streaming on Peacock. It features one marquee matchup each Sunday evening during the regular season\, with the league’s biggest rivalries and best teams featured prominently throughout the schedule. \nWhat is the Green Monster?\nThe Green Monster is the 37-foot (11.3m) high left-field wall at Fenway Park. Built in 1912\, it is one of baseball’s most iconic features. Seats atop the Monster offer a unique vantage point and are among the most coveted tickets at the ballpark. \nHow do I get to Fenway Park?\nFenway Park is located at 4 Jersey Street in Boston’s Fenway-Kenmore neighbourhood. The MBTA Green Line to Kenmore station is the most convenient public transit option\, with the station a five-minute walk from the ballpark. The Commuter Rail’s Yawkey station (now Lansdowne station) is also nearby. \nIs this game blacked out on regional networks?\nYes\, Sunday Night Baseball games are exclusive national broadcasts on NBC and Peacock. Regional sports networks (YES Network and NESN) do not carry the game. This exclusivity ensures the largest possible national audience for the rivalry fixture.
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