The Boston Red Sox came out on top against the New York Yankees on Saturday for the third straight day.
It's been Boston's series so far, to say the least. But there has been some drama. On Friday, benches cleared after Willson Contreras was hit by a pitch. On Saturday, the drama wasn't between the Red Sox and the Yankees. There was a fan chirping at outfielder Jarren Duran to the point that he responded. Also, although it hasn't been shared what the fan said to Duran, Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy acknowledged that the club asked for the fan to be removed.
"Just some people chirping," Tracy said. "Had been chirping for a few innings and started chirping towards Jarren again so we grabbed him and got him down and told them, 'Can you get them out?' That is all. ... I don't want to get into the details. Enough for us to say 'Can you please get him out?'"
Duran was asked about the incident multiple times after the game, but wouldn't say anything more than: "Nothing happened."
It has been a dramatic series between these two sides, to say the least, and there's still one more game to go.