The Red Sox’ Rafael Devers with Xander Bogaerts after Devers hit a solo home run in the ninth inning to tie the game.Credit Wendell Cruz/USA Today Sports, via Reuters As Aroldis Chapman walked off the mound on Sunday, having surrendered the lead to the Boston Red Sox and then the ball to Manager Joe Girardi, he heard boos from the crowd at Yankee Stadium.

Continue reading the main story And since helping the Chicago Cubs win the World Series last year — carrying an especially heavy load in October, to do it — Chapman has not looked the same.

This time, though, Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel, who had come on in the ninth to strike out Gardner with a runner at third, zipped through the heart of the Yankees’ order.

Sale’s dominance was virtually matched by Jordan Montgomery, who pitched one day after being hit on the head by a liner while signing autographs during batting practice.

Frazier, who drove in the go-ahead run on Friday night, delivered again by driving a 3-2 pitch deep enough to center field to score Hicks easily.