Hard-throwing righty Louis Varland, who gave up the bone-crushing, game-tying, three-run homer to Aaron Judge on Tuesday night, will start Game 4 as an opener before the Blue Jays piece the rest together.
Opposing Cam Schlittler on the mound for Game 4 on Wednesday: a parade of Blue Jays relievers.
As if that was not enough of a potential advantage for the Yankees — at least on paper — they forced the Blue Jays to use six of their 10 relievers on Tuesday while coming back from a five-run deficit to win a 9-6 thriller in Game 3 of the ALDS at Yankee Stadium.
Hard-throwing righty Louis Varland, who gave up the bone-crushing, game-tying, three-run homer to Aaron Judge on Tuesday night, will start Game 4 as an opener before the Blue Jays piece the rest together.
“You’re trying to take chances to win today, and it didn’t work out,” Blue Jays manager John Schneider said. “Everyone is available [Wednesday].
