Yankees vs Marlins: Weathers vs Meyer

On April 4, Yankees hold a one-nothing lead in their series against the Marlins heading

into tonight's match-up in New York at 7.05 p.m. Eastern.

The Marlins sit at five wins and two losses early this season, while the Yankees are scorching

at 6.1.

On the mound, Miami sends Max Meyer with a 5.40 ERA, facing Ryan Weathers for New York

at 2.08.

The Marlins have the Yanks as heavy favorites at minus 189, with the over under at 8 runs.

Last season, the Yankees finish 94 and 68 overall, dominating at home with a 50 and 31 mark,

averaging 8.5.

Hits and batting, 2.51 as a team.

The Marlins ended 79 and 83, going 41 and 40 on the road, scoring 4.4 runs per game,

but allowing 4.9.

The injuries are hitting both squads hard, especially pitchers.

New York's Garrett Cole, Carlos Rodan, and Clark Schmidt are all out with elbow issues

on the IL, plus shortstop Anthony Volpe sideline with a shoulder problem.

Miami's dealing with oblique strains for Christopher Morelle, Estory Ruiz, and Max Acosta, a hamstring

for Kyle Stowers, and elbow woes for Adam Mazur, and Ronnie Henriquez, weather steps up for

the Yankees in a key spot after their first win, while Meyer looks to even things from

Miami amid their solid start.

Officials expect a tight pitching duel despite the line's favoring New York heavily.

This series could shape early momentum for both clubs, so tune in as the Yankees push

to go up to nothing.

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