The Boston Red Sox secured a gritty 2-0 victory against the New York Mets on Tuesday, overcoming early ejections to their manager Alex Cora and starting pitcher Walker Buehler. Both were tossed in the third inning following a dispute over balls and strikes, leaving the team to rely on its bullpen to seal the win. Notable contributions came from catcher Carlos Narváez and star designated hitter Rafael Devers, each hitting solo home runs off Mets pitcher Clay Holmes.

Following the ejections, Buehler, who had argued with home plate umpire Mike Estabrook, was defended by Cora, who joked about the situation postgame. The Red Sox's relief pitching proved formidable, with Aroldis Chapman earning his eighth save of the season, showcasing the depth and resilience of the squad as they prepare for their next matchup against the Mets.