New York Yankees vs Kansas City Royals Prediction: The Yankees attack will slow down slightly

The New York Yankees and Kansas will play the final game of the 2022 season series. In all six previous games, the Yankees have been stronger. Will the Royals still be able to upset the American League leaders one last time? There are several betting options at once.

In the second game of the home series against Kansas (11:2), Aaron Judge hit his 40th and 41st home runs of the season. In addition, Judge became the first player in Yankees history to play his ninth game with 2+ home runs during the championship. In the third game against the Royals, Judge hit another one, and that home run was his 200th career home run - only Ryan Howard of Philadelphia has reached that mark faster. In 2009, Howard reached the 200 home run mark for 671 career games. Judge needed 658 games.

Starting on the pitching hill for the Yankees in game four of their home series with Kansas will be Jordan Montgomery, 3-3 and a 3.50 ERA in 20 games this season.

The Royals have not contended for anything this season, sitting just 14th in the American League standings with a 39-62 balance. The Royals have a frankly bad series. In the first game, they lost 0:1. In the second game, they led until the 8th inning but let their opponent score eight runs in the 8th, and in the third game, they lost without a chance (2:8).

Starting on the pitching hill for Kansas in game four of the series at Yankee Stadium will be club legend Zack Greinke, 3-6 and a 4.35 ERA in 16 games this season.

To catch up with Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire, who hit 45 home runs before August 2001 and 1998, Aron Judge must hit three runs in the upcoming game. Aaron Boone's team had scored 19 runs in the previous two games and is likely to exhaust their limit so far.

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