Aaron Hicks throws three Homers while Yankees take the Red Sox series

First, Kyle Higashioka, the third ropes receiver, received silent treatment in the dugout after a home race. It was the same for Aaron Hicks when he hit circuit number 3.

On a 91-degree night with the pennant race, the New York Yankees took advantage of more luck against their biggest rival.

The home race and the Yankees again beat David Price, connecting five times in the first four innings on Sunday on the way to an 11-1 rout of the Boston Red Sox.

"It's awesome," Hicks said. "I lost consciousness after the third kind of did not know what to do.But I mean, it's exciting."

Luis Severino became the first winner of 13 games in the majors, beating 6 2/3 innings of bullets with two strokes after the Bronx Bombers quickly built him a big cushion. The Yankees (54-27) took two of three on Boston to regain the best baseball record and first place in the AL East.

"It's going to be an aerial fight. We have a good team, they have a good team, "said Red Sox manager Alex Cora." A strange series, honestly. It was very weird. Strange games.

Aaron Judge and Gleyber Torres also qualified for New York, which leads the series of 19 games 5-4. The next time teams meet at the beginning of August at Fenway Park

"I'm sure it's going to be a fun month," said Yankees manager Aaron Boone

. In one game, Hicks connected twice on the right side of the plate and once on the left. He slammed a two-point shot to the right field in the second inning and a center-back shot in the fourth that chased Price (9-6) and made it 8-0.

Hicks shot his 14th of the season in the right field is in the eighth of Hector Velazquez. Alex Rodriguez, a member of the ESPN broadcast team on Sunday, made the feat in Minnesota in July 2015. It was the first match of the three Yankees.

The only other Yankees hitter to make three badists at the current Yankee Stadium was Curtis Granderson in April 2012 against the Twins.

The judge had three hits and scored three times. Torres shot a three-point shot that gave New York a 4-0 lead in the first period, and the Yankees finished with six top-of-the-season runs to bring their total to 137, setting a franchise record for all. -Star break

Exactly halfway through its season, New York is set to surpbad the 264-circuit mark of the Seattle Mariners in 1964.

"It's probably as good a night as all of "Year" Boone said. "Obviously, a big series to catch it here Sunday.This is a peak of what we can do."

Higashioka dominated in the second bridge in Price's left field for his first hit in the major league after a career start of 22 for 22. Higashioka, wearing the number 66 in thin stripes, received the silent treatment when he returned to the bench before his happy teammates finally engulfed him. "The feeling is indescribable," said Higashioka to his locker, the championship belt of the team in his chair. "I laughed … I was not expecting that, but I mean, obviously it was amazing … it was just a great feeling."

Price was shaken for eight deserved points – matching a career high – and nine hits in three sets and a third, his last flop against the Yankees. He had never given up more than three circuits during a match.

Severino (13-2) lowered his ERA to 1.98 and improved to 8-0 at home this season. He cheered on the crowd of 46,795 and tipped his hat to become the first Yankees thrower to launch the All-Star Game since Roger Clemens in 2001.

"That means a lot," Severino said. "Facing the Red Sox is one of the best things in baseball."

Boston (56-29) was offside 16-4 and did not score until the ninth.

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40th career appearance (39th start) against the Yankees, Price dropped to 2-6 with a 8.43 ERA in nine starts against them since signing a contract $ 217 million with Boston prior to the 2016 season. He has faced New York twice this year, awarding 12 earned runs in 4 innings and 1/3, and 0-5 with a 10.44 ERA in his last five Yankee starts Stadium.

"Honestly, I felt good, they put good shots on what I felt were good shots," said Price, who scored 7-1 with a 2.72 ERA in nine. departures since he was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome that made him miss a turn in New York in May. "I've faced the Yankees several times. The Story Continues