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Today's MLB schedule has 17 games, including a regionalized FOX window featuring Red Sox at Yankees and Rangers at Brewers. Viewers receive one of those 7:15 p.m. ET matchups based on their market and should check local listings. The FOX coverage available in each market is streaming live and on demand on FOX One. MLB Schedule for August 29 on FOX Networks Red Sox at Yankees, Game 2 The Red Sox at Yankees nightcap is the biggest rivalry game in FOX's regional window. New York entered Saturday at 76-58 after a 1-0 win Friday, while Boston was 73-61. Max Fried is the Yankees' probable starter for Game 2, and FOX Sports lists Raymond Burgos as Boston's probable starter. Rangers at Brewers The Rangers at Brewers matchup follows Milwaukee's 6-1 win in Friday's series opener. The Brewers enter at 84-51 and the Rangers are 66-69, with Cal Quantrill scheduled to face Shane Drohan. Other August 29 MLB Games How to Watch MLB Games FOX's two 7:15 p.m. ET broadcast-network games form a regionalized window. Viewers receive Red Sox at Yankees or Rangers at Brewers based on market, so check local listings for the matchup airing in your area. The FOX coverage available in each market is streaming live and on demand on FOX One. newsindata.org

The Boston Red Sox visit the New York Yankees on Saturday, August 29, 2026 at 7:15 p.m. ET from Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY. New York entered Saturday at 76-58 (.567), while Boston was 73-61 (.545). The Yankees began the day with 184 home runs, second-most in MLB behind Washington’s 190. The probable starters are Raymond Burgos for Boston and Max Fried for New York for Game 2 of today's doubleheader. Below, we'll give you all the details you need to know about how to watch this game. How to Watch Red Sox vs. Yankees Players to Watch Rice is New York's biggest power threat in the FOX nightcap. He is batting .255 with 35 home runs and 83 RBI, giving Boston one hitter it cannot afford to challenge carelessly. Max Fried is lined up to start for New York, while Boston has not announced its Game 2 starter. Rice's assignment does not change. If he gets a pitch to drive with runners aboard, he can turn a close rivalry game quickly. That power makes him the priority in any high-leverage at-bat. Chisholm gives the Yankees pressure beyond the home run. He has 18 homers, 53 RBI and 38 stolen bases, so Boston has to account for his speed as soon as he reaches. That can matter even more in the second game of a doubleheader, when both bullpens may be carrying extra work. If Chisholm creates a scoring chance without needing another hit, New York gains an edge. Boston cannot lose track of him between pitches once he is aboard. Contreras is Boston's most complete middle-of-the-order threat. He is batting .278 with 26 home runs, 78 RBI and a .908 OPS, combining power with the plate discipline to extend an inning. New York cannot give him traffic and a favorable count. If Contreras is reaching base or driving runners in, the Red Sox have the production they need to match the Yankees in the nightcap. His patience also gives Boston a way to make New York work. Rafaela gives Boston contact, extra-base power and speed in the same spot. He is batting .287 with 16 home runs, 66 RBI and 17 stolen bases. His ability to put the ball in play can help Boston create pressure before Contreras and the rest of the middle order come up. With Fried lined up for New York and Boston yet to announce its Game 2 starter, Rafaela's versatility gives the Red Sox several ways to build an inning throughout the game. Red Sox vs. Yankees Odds Learn more about the Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees game and check the full MLB schedule on FOX Sports! Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily.