The way this series has trended lately, 7.5 runs doesn't look high enough on the "totals" side. More of the same last night in a back-and-forth in Friday's 8-6 win for the Yankees, which means 26 runs have been scored in Games 3 and 4 on Thursday and Friday in Cleveland. The Yanks have been bringing out the long balls in Cleveland, with all among Giancarlo Stanton (twice), Aaron judge, and Juan Soto homering in the past two games. The Guardians, however, have been mostly able to keep pace the past two nights, rallying both Thursday (a win) and Friday (a loss) while touching up the New York bullpen. Speaking of bullpens, they figure to get plenty of work tonight, especially Cleveland, in do-or-die mode and unsure of how much it can get from starter Tanner Bibee, who didn't even last past the second inning when surrendering three runs and five hits in Tuesday's 6-3 Game 2 loss. Play Yankees-Guardians "Over"