At the dawn to welcome the Blue Jays of Toronto, the New York Yankees will try to reduce the gap separating them from the top of their section by visiting the Astros of Houston on Thursday.
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See the meeting on TVA Sports from 7:30 p.m.
Like the Boston Red Sox, the Bronx bombers are a delay in three and a half games on the Jays and the head of the East of the American League. However, if the playoffs were starting today, the Newyorkai training would be there, just like its rivals of the day.
The Yankees and the Astros have divided the honors of the first two duels of the series. After being abused 7 to 1 Tuesday, local favorites resisted a rise in their rivals to triumph 8 to 7 the next day.
Gaucher Carlos Rodon (15-7) will have the mission to bring Aaron Judge and company on the path of success. He is experiencing a more than respectable season, having succeeded in 177 withdrawals on sockets in 164 rounds and a third, while claiming an average deserved points of 3.18. His opposite will be Cristian Javier (1-1), who will make his fifth departure of the year.
In attack, Judge remains a constant threat. He slammed 43 circuits so far in 2025, which earned him the fourth rank of major baseball in this chapter.
