Perhaps there is something to the theory of baseballs being juiced for the playoffs. 
The Rays and Yankees have played two games in their series. There have been 12 runs scored in each game. 
There also have been a combined 12 home runs! Now the Yankees are a top-five team in runs and homers, while the Rays have an above average offense, too. But these games are being played at neutral site Petco Park, which is the best pitching park in the majors. 
I'm going to ride this power parade with the full expectations that each team should be good for at least four runs apiece given their offenses and a starting pitching matchup of Charlie Morton versus Masahiro Tanka. 
The 36-year-old Morton hasn't reached the sixth inning in any of his starts this season. He's given up three earned runs in three of his last four starts. Giancarlo Stanton has a good history against Morton and Stanton is in a great power groove with five homers so far in the postseason. 
Tanka has allowed 12 earned runs in his last three starts spanning 15 innings. He's given up six walks in his past two starts spanning eight innings. He's also surrendered nine homers this season in 48 innings.