Red Sox vs Yankees Live Stream Tonight (June 6 2025): Start Time, Channel, Odds & Must-See Rivalry Highlights

Friday night lights at Yankee Stadium set the stage for another chapter of the storied Red Sox vs Yankees rivalry. First pitch is slated for 7:05 p.m. ET, though a brief weather delay remains possible after scattered afternoon showers. Television & streaming • New England fans can tune in on NESN, while viewers in the Bronx catch the YES Network simulcast. • Out-of-market cord-cutters have multiple live-stream options, including MLB.TV and a free trial through the Bally-owned Fubo service highlighted in regional coverage guides. Probable pitchers Boston hands the ball to two-time All-Star Walker Buehler, who continues his comeback season after elbow surgery. New York counters with rookie right-hander Will Warren, whose sweeping slider has generated a 29 percent whiff rate in limited MLB action. Projected lineups (BOS @ NYY) 1 Jarren Duran LF    1 Anthony Volpe SS 2 Rafael Devers DH    2 Juan Soto RF 3 Wilyer Abreu RF    3 Aaron Judge CF 4 Carlos Narváez C    4 Giancarlo Stanton DH 5 Abraham Toro 1B   5 Alex Verdugo LF 6 Marcelo Mayer 3B   6 Anthony Rizzo 1B 7 Trevor Story SS    7 Gleyber Torres 2B 8 David Hamilton 2B  8 Jose Trevino C 9 Ceddanne Rafaela CF 9 Oswaldo Cabrera 3B Series stakes • New York enters the weekend trying to pad a slim American League East lead, while Boston looks to chip away at the deficit after sweeping Atlanta mid-week. • The clubs meet 13 times in 2025; the Yankees took last year’s season series 8-5. What to watch 1. Judge vs. Buehler: Aaron Judge owns a 1.046 OPS against four-seam fastballs this year, exactly the pitch Buehler leans on 42 percent of the time. 2. Devers in the Bronx: Rafael Devers has 15 career homers at Yankee Stadium, trailing only Camden Yards for his most in any road park. 3. Bullpen chess match: Boston’s Kenley Jansen and New York’s Clay Holmes both boast sub-2.00 ERAs; late-inning leverage could decide the opener. Betting angle The Action Network installs New York as a –135 money-line favorite with the total set at 8.5 runs. Meanwhile, a CBS Sports projection model leans Under 8.5 but gives Boston a 52 percent chance to cover the +1.5 run line. Weekend itinerary • Game 2: Saturday 7:15 p.m. ET on FOX (national). • Game 3: Sunday 1:35 p.m. ET on YES/NESN. Bottom line Whether you’re eyeing marquee matchups like Judge vs. Buehler, seeking live-stream details, or shopping the latest Yankees-Red Sox odds, tonight’s opener promises prime-time fireworks that could reshape the early-summer AL East race. Tune in, stream it, or follow along live—because whenever the Red Sox face the Yankees, baseball’s fiercest feud always delivers.