Yankees hit 28-year-low, falling 5-6 from Red Sox

The New Yokr Yankees continue their losing streak to eight for the first time since 1995 after losing 5-6 to the Boston Red Sox on Sunday.

New York got and advantage in the eighth when Isiah Kiner-Falefa scored from first on rookie Anthony Volpe’s single but Kiner-Falefa was ruled out in a video review. Turner hit a three-run homer and drove in the go-ahead run off Clay Holmes (4-4).

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With this loss the Yankees (60-64) have lost eight straight for the first time since 1995 between August 19 to 26. Chris Martin (4-1) allowed two hits in a scoreless eighth, and Kenley Jansen got his 29th save.