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How to buy Yankees playoff tickets vs Red Sox and rest of postseason

Here's how to buy Yankees playoffs tickets vs. the Boston Red Sox in the AL Wild Card series.

The New York Yankees are set to face their longtime rivals, the Boston Red Sox, in the 2026 MLB postseason. The first matchup of the best-of-three AL Wild Card series is scheduled to occur starting Tuesday, September 29, with all three games taking place at Yankee Stadium.

Fans looking to attend the Yankees vs Red Sox series have several ticket options available. The first game is set for September 29 at Yankee Stadium, followed by games on September 30 and October 1, should the series extend.

Should the Yankees progress to the ALDS, they will take on the Tampa Bay Rays in a best-of-five series. The potential home games for that series are currently TBD and will start at $188 per ticket.

Advancing to the American League Championship Series (ALCS) would result in a best-of-seven series. The higher-seeded team would host Games 1, 2, 6, and 7, should they be necessary, with ticket prices starting at $313 for Game 1 and rising to $2,530 for potential Game 4 should it be needed.

Even if the Yankees ultimately win the 2026 World Series, the exact home game dates and ticket pricing have not been finalized and could range from $1,688 for the first home game to $2,530 for necessary Game 4. Ticket prices and availability are subject to change.

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