Official Plays: 1-0. Gold Stars: 0-0. Hot Hitters: 0-0.
The card had one official play, and the Yankees got it done in clean fashion. This was the kind of spot the model wanted: a solid win-probability profile, a good starter edge with Max Fried, and a weak opposing setup behind Ryan Feltner. New York played it like the better team and never really let Colorado breathe.
Official Plays
New York Yankees
Official Play: Angle Support 60.38; model probability 66.8%. Grades — starter B vs. F, lineup C vs. F, bullpen B vs. C. Strongest historical matches: Open model win probability 65% to 75% (68.1% in 91 games); Open model win probability 60%+ (60.4% in 318 games).
Final: Colorado Rockies 3, New York Yankees 10. Box score: New York Yankees had 11 hits and 2 home runs; Colorado Rockies had 8 hits and 1 home runs.
The play qualified on the verified model and matchup evidence, while the deterministic sections preserve the exact result and supporting facts.
Hot Hitters
No qualifying positive hitter matchup trends were available.
What to watch next: If the board brings a similar starter-and-lineup gap tomorrow, that’s where I’ll keep hunting.