Watch: 'Yankees s**k' chants fill TD Garden in Boston during Knicks vs Celtics game

The 2024 World Series between the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers starts on Friday, while the Yankees' rivals, the Boston Red Sox, are preparing for next season.

Red Sox fans are focused on the NBA season, but they seem unhappy with their rivals reaching the final step toward the World Series trophy. During the Boston Celtics' season opener against the New York Knicks, Boston fans expressed their feelings about the Yankees.

In the second half of the game, fans filled TD Garden with chants of 'Yankees s**k!' Here's a clip of the moment:

While 'Yankees s**k!' chants are common at the Boston Red Sox’s Fenway Park, but hearing them during an NBA game against a New York team shows just how strong the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry is.

The Boston Red Sox ended their 2024 season with 81 wins and 81 losses, while the Yankees finished with 94 wins and 68 losses, giving them a .580 winning percentage. The Bronx Bombers then beat the Kansas City Royals 3-1 in the Division Series.

The New York Yankees were victorious in the ALCS, winning 4-1 against the Cleveland Guardians to advance to the World Series.

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Yankees manager Aaron Boone opens up about the strong bond and team spirit of his players

The New York Yankees face the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday at Dodger Stadium. Yankees manager Aaron Boone spoke about the team's unity (via the OC Register):

“The closeness that these guys have with one another, and that trite ‘playing for one another’ is palpable with this group, has been all year, has been since day one. These guys love each other, and these guys love doing it for one another.

"The stars will be out. The eyeballs will be watching, and, hopefully, we can deliver on a great series," Boone added.

The New York Yankees are aiming for their 28th World Series title, with their last championship win coming in 2009. Last year, the Yankees missed the playoffs after finishing 81-82, marking the first time since 2016.