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Tonight's forecast in the Bronx: Rain, maybe

It won't be as bad as it was in Boston last week when the Yanks came to town, but the forecast is otherwise uncertain for tonight's Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium. There's a 50-percent chance of rain tonight in the Bronx, with temperatures expected to hover around 60.

Josh Beckett and Randy Johnson take the mound tonight to start the three-game set. Beckett was the MVP of the Florida Marlins' 2003 World Series victory over New York, while the Red Sox went 0-5 against the Big Unit last year. The game is scheduled to start just after 7.

Posted by Mike McDermott  at 3:07 PM | Permalink