Monday, May 28, game start 7:07 PM ET - RSN
Tuesday, May 29, game start 7:07 PM ET - RSN
Wednesday, May 30, game start 7:07 PM ET - RSN
Monday
Matt DeSalvo, RHP (1-1, 5.29) vs Dustin McGowan, RHP (0-2, 7.17)
Tuesday
Andy Pettitte, LHP (3-3, 2.66) vs Shaun Marcum, RHP (2-2, 4.33)
Wednesday
Tyler Clippard, RHP (1-1, 3.60) vs Jesse Litsch, RHP (1-1, 4.24)
The Blue Jays are anxious to get back home after dropping five out of nine in their 10-day road trip. They have 10 games at home before heading back on the road on June 8.Pitching matchup
TOR: RHP Dustin McGowan (0-2, 7.17 ERA)
McGowan made progress in his last start, avoiding the big inning in a six-inning performance against Baltimore on Wednesday. The right-hander was able to limit the damage after falling into a few jams, but he still was handed a loss due to a lack of run support. McGowan struck out three and walked two in the defeat, in which he gave up eight hits. McGowan is 0-0 with a 6.75 ERA in five career appearances, including one start, against the Yankees.
NYY: RHP Matt DeSalvo (1-1, 5.29 ERA)
DeSalvo is scheduled to return to the Yankees' rotation after a stint in long relief, making his first career start at Rogers Centre. He's hoping to return to better results after making two strong first impressions, both against Seattle. The right-hander was lifted from the rotation after allowing four runs and six hits over 3 1/3 innings in a May 17 start at Chicago. He was poor in his lone relief appearance, retiring no batters and allowing three hits and three runs on Friday night against the Angels. He also walked two and threw a wild pitch in that outing. He takes a start that could have gone to Roger Clemens, who instead will make another Minor League start at Triple-A.
Player to watch
None of the Toronto hitters have ever faced DeSalvo, but Jays fans should keep an eye on Alex Rios, who is on an offensive tear. Rios is on an eight game hitting streak and is batting .536 over that span. He batted .373 last year against the Yankees.