It was 9-4 on Friday, and 10-4 on Saturday. If the pattern continues, the Yanks might win 11-4 at PNC Park today. It wouldn't be shocker considering how the Bronx Bombers have toyed with the overmatched Bucs this weekend. Interestingly, rookie NY starter Will Warren was knocked around by the Bucs last September 29 in one of his handful of appearances as a late-season call-up, but he looked good enough in his 2025 debut vs. the D-backs last Tuesday, surrendering only a two-run homer to Corbin Carroll in 5 IP. Newly-added Bucs starter Andrew Heaney will have a lot more to deal with than he did last Sunday vs. the Marlins, a game the Pirates lost 3-2. Play Yankees on Run Line.

A year ago the Yankees were below .500 vs LH starters but have demolished southpaws this season, entering Sat with 11 HRs (5 more than any other team) and 27 RBIs and a 1.157 OPS vs lefties. In his last 5 outings vs the Yankees, journeyman Andrew Heaney has a 7.25 ERA. Yanks starter Will Warren was a little nervous in his start in the Bronx but can exhale here. Pirates entered Sat with a .612 OPS vs righties. Their lineup has been a joke. This park plays very well for the Yankees bats. Winning big has not been a problem for NYY thus far.