It's time for another weekend series of Red Sox vs. Yankees live streams, and it may start with Gerrit Cole moving it to 4-0. Boston also travels to New York for a three-game series, and while the weather in Gotham is dreary, the forecast calls for at least enough dry time for Games 1 and 2. [The Yankees have won back-to-back games against the Atlanta Braves, and the Tampa Bay Rays had lost back-to-back games against the Red Sox in Boston until last night. For Bostonians, this is a chance to get their team out of Fenway, and they will be glad that the "bleacher creatures" of the Bronx are gone.

The two teams have equally lopsided records at the time of my writing, with the Yankees at 12-6 and the Sox at 6-13.

However, with the pitching staff out this weekend, there are a few things we can expect. Aaron Judge and J.D. Martinez have the hottest bats in baseball. While Judge has led the Yankees to victory, Martinez's bat has not proven enough for the Sox, even though he hit a grand slam home run in the bottom of the eighth inning against the Rays on Wednesday night.

Here's everything you need to watch the Red Sox vs. Yankees live stream:

OK, somehow you're traveling right now or hit by a horrible local blackout -- and you can't watch Red Sox vs. With a Virtual Private Network (VPN), you can pretend you're surfing the web from your hometown (or anywhere else the blackout won't happen) and access the same streaming services you've already paid for.

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In the US, finding a live stream of Red Sox vs. Yankees is a bit difficult for those who have cut the cord. YES and NESN for Friday's game, and New Yorkers can watch YES on Hulu's Live TV. Having trouble with power outages? As I mentioned before, Express VPN is a great way to avoid this hassle. The game is scheduled to begin at 7:05 PM ET / 4:05 PM ET.

Saturday's 7:07 game (ET) and Sunday's 7:08 game (ET) will be on Fox and ESPN, respectively. Both games can be viewed on Fubo TV and Sling TV, but in the latter case, Fox will be on Sling Blue and ESPN will be on Sling Orange, so watch on Sling Orange + Blue.

MLB.TV ($25/month/$60/year) also streams games, but is not a perfect solution if you want to watch something other than baseball; T-Mobile customers can use MLB.TV for free along with a free subscription to the sports website The Athletic for free.

People in the UK can easily channel Red Sox vs. Yankees: it is BT Sport (which has the rights to MLB activities in the UK until 2021). Specifically, the game will be broadcast on BT Sports ESPN.

Don't have BT in your current package? You can watch directly with a £25 monthly pass.

And if the monthly fee for BT Sport is still too high, remember that MLB.TV is also available in the UK. For about 50 pounds per month, there are zero blackout rules.

In Canada, you can only watch Sunday's Red Sox vs. Yankees live stream on TV, and that is on TSN1.

You can get TSN on most pay TV services or buy it outright as a standalone package.

You can also get MLB.TV in Canada, although the Blue Jays are subject to blackouts.