NEY vs TAB Dream11 Team Prediction, Fantasy Baseball Tips

Match Previews:

Yankees magic number to clinch a postseason berth is down to two. New York is two games up for the first wild card spot, and if they can remain in place, would host the Red Sox, Mariners, or Blue Jays in the Wild Card Game.

McClanahan has a fastball that averages in the high 90s and a great slider and curveball that helps him generate a 10.3 K/9 rate. The only concern is that his 4.62 xERA is more than a full run above his 3.44 ERA and his 45.4% HardHit% ranks in the bottom seven percent of the league.

The Rays are always known for their pitching staff but the offense has been very good as well this season. The Tampa Bay bats rank 10th in wOBA and fourth in wRC+ this season and rookie sensation Wander Franco is back in the lineup and has been on fire over the second half of the year.

New York Yankees Team Updates:

Originally expected to work out of the bullpen, Nestor Cortes (LHP) has needed to fill in as part of the rotation and has been a surprising bright spot for the Yankees this year. Nasty Nestor has a 2.85 ERA this season, and in 13 starts is 2-2 with a 3.01 ERA.
Cortes has allowed a .210 xBA and .279 xwOBA against him this year, both rank in the top 20% of the league. His cutter and slider have just been average but his fastball has been terrific, allowing just a .191 batting average and generating a 34.4% strikeout rate.
The Yankees understand what is at stake and their big guns have stepped up. Over the last 30 days, New York ranks 11th in wOBA and 10th in wRC+. Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge have been crushing the ball, plus Gleyber Torres and Gio Urshela are really hitting the ball well too.

Tampa Bay Rays Team Updates:

Every year the Tampa Rays seem to just pull stud pitchers out of nowhere and Shane McClanahan (LHP) has been no different. The 24-year old rookie has gone 10-6 with a 3.44 ERA and 3.26 xFIP in 24 starts this season.
McClanahan has a fastball that averages in the high 90s and a great slider and curveball that helps him generate a 10.3 K/9 rate. The only concern is that his 4.62 xERA is more than a full run above his 3.44 ERA and his 45.4% HardHit% ranks in the bottom seven percent of the league.
The Rays are always known for their pitching staff but the offense has been very good as well this season. The Tampa Bay bats rank 10th in wOBA and fourth in wRC+ this season and rookie sensation Wander Franco is back in the lineup and has been on fire over the second half of the year.

New York Yankees Key Players:

• Aaron Judge
• Giancarlo Stanton
• Anthony Rizzo
• Gary Sanchez

Tampa Bay Rays Key Players:

• Randy Arozarena
• Manuel Margot
• Austin Meadows
• Brandon Lowe