A total of 9 may seem short in a Yankees-Blue Jays get together. But it isn't. At least so far this season. The two teams have each played 10 games for a combined 20 games. There were fewer than 10 runs scored in 16 of those 20 games. 

Yankee starter Jameson Taillon is on the comeback trail after missing last season recovering from Tommy John surgery. He got the rust off in his first start giving up two runs in 4 2/3 innings with seven strikeouts against the Orioles six days ago. 

Toronto is starting its ace, Hyun Jin Ryu, who has given up two or fewer earned runs in 11 of his last 13 starts. Both bullpens rank among the top-five in ERA. 

The Yankees are averaging 2.7 runs in their last four games if you discount an 8-4 win against the Rays. The Blue Jays are averaging 2.4 runs during their past five games not counting a 15-1 blasting of the Angels.