Yankees at Blue Jays – Tuesday Sep. 28th Lineups, Odds, Pitchers, Broadcast Info

The New York Yankees start a must-win series with the Toronto Blue Jays with not one but both spots in the AL Wild Card on the line.
[sc name=”josh-benjamin-banner” ][/sc]The New York Yankees have no time to celebrate sweeping the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park last weekend. They must now face the red-hot Toronto Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre, the Bronx Bombers’ first trip there since 2019.
Just to add to the intensity of the series, the Yankees hold the top spot in the AL Wild Card by just one game. Toronto, on the other hand, trails the Red Sox by just one game for the second berth.
The Blue Jays also swept the Yankees over the course of four games at Yankee Stadium last month. They never trailed once. Surely, their AL East rivals are hungry for vengeance.
In lighter news, New York will have pitcher Jameson Taillon back Tuesday night. He has battled an ankle tendon issue the last three weeks, and will hopefully return to the mound in top form.
Game Info
New York Yankees (89-67) @ Toronto Blue Jays (87-69)
Start Time: 7:07 p.m. EDT
TV: WPIX
Radio: WFAN 660/101.9 FM, WADO 1280
Pitching matchup
Yankees: Jameson Taillon (8-6, 4.41 ERA)
vs.
Blue Jays: Hyun Jin Ryu (13-9, 4.34 ERA)
Odds
Over/Under: 9.5
Yankees: +1.5
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Yankees Lineup
Taillon Time in Toronto. #SquadUp pic.twitter.com/UhhQwnVgTE
— New York Yankees (@Yankees) September 28, 2021
Blue Jays Lineup
The Postseason race becomes a sprint!
Join us tonight: https://t.co/wCIUdhyswl pic.twitter.com/xf1429QPQU
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) September 28, 2021
Josh Benjamin has been a staff writer at ESNY since 2018. He has had opinions about everything, especially the Yankees and Knicks. He co-hosts the “Bleacher Creatures” podcast and is always looking for new pieces of sports history to uncover, usually with a Yankee Tavern chicken parm sub in hand.