The Yankees sew up their penultimate series against the White Sox on Thursday.
With playoff baseball on the horizon, the Yankees look to recharge in their final four games.
Chicago is nearing the end to another horrible season where they finished dead last in the AL.
First pitch in a matchup between Davis Martin (7-10, 4.03 ERA) and Carlos Rodon (17-9, 3.04 ERA) will be at 7:05 p.m. ET.
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What our Post expert thinks about White Sox vs. Yankees
Rodon has allowed six earned runs through 25 innings in September. He’s 2-2 throughout those four starts.
The southpaw has had a bounce-back season in xERA, projecting 3.17 to last season’s 4.04. He’s been especially effective with strikeouts, drawing a 25.8% strikeout rate and 30.4% in the whiff department.
Martin has allowed 10 earned runs throughout 22 1/3 innings in September, earning a 2-1 record through four starts.
He’s been able to elicit groundballs at an above-average rate, but his Statcast profile is ice-cold in everything from velocity to strikeout rates and contact numbers.
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