No Aaron Judge or Giancarlo Stanton continues for New York. The Guardians have lost three of their last four games and have scored two runs or fewer in all three of those losses. Cleveland sends out Gavin Williams, allowing two earned runs, or less, in three of his last four starts, while Will Warren has also allowed two earned runs, or less, in three of his last four outings. With the Yankees offensive fire power taking a hit without Judge, both bullpen should have success in the later innings as they are two of the best in the AL.

After getting burned yesterday by the Orioles' Shane Baz (had a meltdown at the 5.2 innings pitched mark), I'm back to try this market again today. In six starts at Progressive Field this season, Cleveland ace Gavin Williams has thrown at least six innings in all but one of them. His first start at home, in April, went 5.2 innings pitched (so close). Against a powerful Yankees lineup even without Aaron Judge, Williams will look to improve on the 5.1 innings he threw last Wednesday in a road victory.