How many scoring chances can two teams accumulate without actually driving in runs? The Yankees and Red Sox played a game hellbent on figuring that out. And in the end, one timely homer from Paul Goldschmidt was enough to supplement the effort from Cam Schlittler and the Yankees’ bullpen to earn a shutout win, beating Boston one to nothing.
More than either lineup, failing to get anything going in the early innings of this matchup, no one was having a worse time than the umpire, Edwin Moscoso, seeing both offenses asking for challenges every other at-bat. The Yankees and Sox combined to get five challenges right in a row before Boston lost…
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