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Yankees Take on the Phillies in First of 3-Game Series
PHILADELPHIA, JUL 24 – Philadelphia Phillies showcased powerful offense with five home runs to secure a series-opening victory over the New York Yankees in Major League Baseball play.
- On Friday, the New York Yankees hosted the Philadelphia Phillies at Yankee Stadium to begin a three-game series, marking the only interleague showdown this season.
- Both teams enter this weekend series 3-3 post All-Star Break, each holding second place and secure wild-card spots.
- Fueling their attack, the Phillies have a 36-8 mark when scoring five or more, led by Kyle Schwarber's 34 home runs and.564 slugging percentage.
- In the betting market, BetMGM has set the spread at-1.5 for the Yankees with +125 odds, setting the Over/Under at nine runs with Over-105 and Under-115.
- Sending probables, the Yankees will start Will Warren at 6-5 with a 4.91 ERA, while the Phillies counter with Taijuan Walker at 3-5 and a 3.75 ERA.
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