Stealing a game in baseball in the late innings typically can carry over into the next game. Arizona, overcame a critical error to produce a grand slam with two outs in the eighth inning. As potent as New York continues to be at the plate, they were quiet from the fifth inning on yesterday. After a lead off walk in the fifth, the next fourteen batters were retired in order. Additionally, Ketel Marte had a double and home run off of Carlos Rodon in last season’s matchup. Take the DBacks.

It's expected to be 47° with 11 mph wind blowing in at Yankee Stadium today when they meet the Diamondbacks for the second of a three-game set. Zac Gallen faces Carlos Rodon in their second starts of the year. The first one went well for Rodon, but Gallen didn't have a good outing, giving up four runs in four innings. I watched the first game against the Cubs, where Gallen pitched, and he was off the whole game, throwing 40 balls and issuing four walks. I think a little bit of that continues, and both teams hit the ball as they have all season, combining for 6-2 over the total. The play is over.

Zac Gallen has pitched on every big stage and Yankee Stadium in April is not a big thing for him. The Yankees' bats he's seen the most from their time in the NL - Jazz Chisholm, Cody Bellinger - he owns. Carlos Rodon can vacillate in production wildly from year to year. I expect serious regression this season with so much on his shoulders and the Yankees without two of their top starters. The Yankees are overdue for a loss, winning again as I file this.