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Red Sox beat Yankees, 9-3

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May 10, 2010

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Derek Jeter forces out Marco Scutaro at second base in the first inning. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post

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The Red Sox’s Adrian Beltre follows through on a two-run double. The Red Sox batted in a total of five runs during a punishing third inning. AP

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“Big Papi” David Ortiz also had a big hit and doubled in a run in the third inning. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post

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Meanwhile, the Yankees couldn’t get a break. Robinson Cano looks at his bat after striking out in the second inning. Neil Miller

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The Yankees finally got on the board in the fourth. Alex Rodriguez rounds the bases after hitting a home run. Getty Images

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Nick Swisher also had a solo homer, which he celebrates in the photo above. Neil Miller

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New York Yankees’ manager Joe Girardi gets in the face of homeplate umpire Tim McClelland over a called third strike on Marcus Thames to end the fourth inning. REUTERS

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And yer out! Joe Girardi is throw out of the game. Neil Miller

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Yankee Marcus Thames misplays a ball hit by Jeremy Hermida. Getty Images

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Boston Red Sox’s Jeremy Hermida rounds the bases after his two-run homer in the fifth. AP

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And that was enough for Yankees pitching coach Dave Eiland. He took the ball from A. J. Burnett in the fifth. Burnett gave up nine hits, eight earned runs, walked three batters and struck out four. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post

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Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia leaps over a sliding New York Yankees’ Marcus Thames but can’t complete a double play on Francisco Cervelli during the seventh inning. AP

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