The Yankees finally kickstarted their offense, winning three games out of four in Cleveland, and will look to carry that momentum into another four-game series, this time against the Orioles. The Bombers took two of three last time they faced Baltimore, and could certainly use similar — if not better — results this time around. If they can sweep their second season series against the birds, the Yankees will finally find themselves above .500 for the first time since April 6th.
We all know how well the Yankees tend to hit in Oriole Park. Gleyber Torres and Gary Sánchez in particular feast on the hitter-friendly confines with a 223 and 135 wRC+ respectively and 17 homers between the pair.