Miami Marlins vs New York Yankees — إبريل 4, 2026 | توقعات الذكاء الاصطناعي والإحصائيات

Ryan Weathers’ heavy sinker/slider mix neutralizes Miami’s left-handed power early, but Liam Hicks continues his torrid start by ambushing a second-inning fastball for a solo shot. Max Meyer matches zeros until the third, when the heart of the Yankee order—Ben Rice’s double and Giancarlo Stanton’s missile to left-center—plates two. Meyer’s command wavers again in the fifth and Cody Bellinger legs out an RBI triple, ending the right-hander’s night after five frames and four earned. The Yankees’ deep, rested bullpen (Hill, Bird, Bednar) locks down the late innings, conceding only an unearned run in the seventh when Jazz Chisholm Jr. manufactures a tally with his legs. New York tacks on insurance in the sixth (Paul Goldschmidt sac fly off John King) and the eighth (Judge’s opposite-field RBI single versus Pete Fairbanks), showcasing balanced production despite the slugger’s slow start. Miami’s lineup flashes life—Edwards swipes a bag and Owen Caissie ropes a two-run double—but the club strands nine runners as Weathers escapes repeated traffic. Momentum from yesterday’s 8-2 opener, superior bullpen depth, and a righty-heavy Yankee order built to punish Meyer’s slider give New York the edge, pushing the Bombers to 7-1 while Miami slips to 5-3.