Texas Rangers vs New York Yankees Prediction: Texas Rangers will not have it easy at home

New York Yankees and the Texas Rangers square off at Globe Life Field. This is the last of four games scheduled for the weekend. The first two games were shared, but Texas seized the lead on Saturday with a 2-0 shutout victory.

On Friday, the Rangers scored all of their runs in the first three innings of the game, coasting to an easy victory on the strength of 10 hits as a team. Nathan Eovaldi pitched a full-game shutout for Texas on Saturday. He allowed only three hits, walked no one, and struck out eight batters. The Rangers have a record of 4-0 in their past four games played on Sunday, but their record in their last 64 games played in game four of a series is 20-44. Texas has a record of 15-42 in their previous 47 games against teams from the AL East.

The Yankees won the first game of this series on Thursday by a score of 4-2; however, on Friday, they lost by a score of 5-2. In the third game, New York were defeated 2-0 despite having only three hits. Jhony Brito, the starter, went 5.0 innings, allowing two earned runs, four hits, and one walk. The under is 6-2 in the Yankees' past eight Sunday games, while the Yankees' record is 8-3 in their last 11 games played on Sunday. The total number of runs scored has been under in 22 of New York's last 32 games played in game four of a series.

We are going to take a chance on the Rangers right now. Since the home team has played well in their most recent matches, we anticipate that they will continue their strong play here.