CHICAGO — Ten minutes after the final out to a historic Yankees win on the Southside of Chicago, a 10-4 White Sox slaying Thursday night that included three more homers to make it an MLB record-tying 33 in 10 games, second baseman Jazz Chisholm made it clear that the two teams ahead of his in the AL East standings are in their crosshairs.

The Red Sox took three of four from the Yankees in New York, sending a message to their rival and other contenders in the American League.

Here are key takeaways and questions for both teams following this series and with five weeks to go in the regular season.