Cleveland at New York

Cleveland is getting outscored by 13 runs with an offense that is 22nd in runs scored, 23rd in on-base percentage, 21st in slugging, and 17th in steals. After posting a 6.66 ERA last season in 77 innings, Slade Cecconi (5.28 ERA) isn't throwing much better in the new season. The first-place Yankees are 19-10 at home. They're outscoring opponents by +95, the best run differential in the AL. New York's offense is third in runs scored, No. 1 in on-base percentage, and second in slugging. Starter Max Fried (1.92 ERA) has a 70-to-16 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 75 innings while holding batters to a .205 average. Play New York.