Yankees reliever Dellin Betances faced and struck out the final four Red Sox batters Saturday to earn his first save of the season.
Betances, the Yankees' setup man, filled in for usual closer Andrew Miller, who's pitched in four of the Yankees' last six games.
"I feel good, I feel comfortable," Betances said. "I feel like I'm going out there with a game plan and trying to make pitches."
"He's elite," Yankees catcher Brian McCann said. "He's the standard ... he's got two unbelievable pitches. No one wants to face him."