In a thrilling game, Yankees rookie Ben Rice made history by hitting three home runs and driving in seven runs to lead New York to a 14-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Rice's performance, the first of its kind for a Yankees rookie, ended a four-game losing streak for the team. The game also saw Alex Verdugo's two-run homer and a bit of controversy with his lengthy trot around the bases. Despite a strong showing from Rafael Devers, the Red Sox saw their five-game winning streak come to an end. Rice's remarkable day, which included a curtain call and a standing ovation from his teammates, left him in awe. The Yankees' explosive offense also helped to overcome a shaky outing by starter Gerrit Cole. Overall, it was a memorable day for Rice and the Yankees as they secured a much-needed victory.