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Cam Schlittler grew up a Boston Red Sox fan, but spent Thursday night breaking their hearts.

Now the New York Yankees' most recent postseason hero, Schlittler became the first player in MLB history to record eight scoreless innings and strike out 12 without allowing a walk in the postseason, helping send the Bronx Bombers to the American League Division Series and eliminating the Red Sox.

It was pure dominance from pitch one to pitch 107, but the rookie right-hander was apparently pitching with a fire lit underneath him thanks to the Fenway faithful.

"I’m not gonna get into it, but there’s a line and I think they crossed it a little bit," Schlittler said of Red Sox fans. "I’m a competitor, and I’m gonna go out there and

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