Red Sox crank up 'New York, New York' in clubhouse after closing out Yankees in Bronx

Tom Gatto

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Red Sox crank up 'New York, New York' in clubhouse after closing out Yankees in Bronx image

The Red Sox heard you, Aaron Judge.

Boston trolled the New York outfielder and the Yankees franchise by cranking up Frank Sinatra's rendition of "New York, New York" in its clubhouse after ending the AL Division Series Tuesday in the Bronx.

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Judge, you may recall, blasted the song — which is played after every Yankees home victory — as he was passing the Red Sox clubhouse in Fenway Park on Saturday following New York's Game 2 victory.

The win proved to be the Yanks' only one in the series; Boston took the series' two games in New York.

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No word on whether the Sox are cueing up "Deep in the Heart of Texas" in case they beat the Astros in the AL Championship series.

Tom Gatto

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Tom Gatto joined The Sporting News as a senior editor in 2000 after 12 years at The Herald-News in Passaic, N.J., where he served in a variety of roles including sports editor, and a brief spell at APBNews.com in New York, where he worked as a syndication editor. He is a 1986 graduate of the University of South Carolina.