The Bronx is buzzing after a big win over Baltimore, and all eyes are on Ryan Weathers as he takes the mound today. The lefty has been quietly steady this season, and with the Yankees' rotation still sorting itself out, this start feels like a chance to make a statement.

Weathers has been a study in consistency since a rough outing against the Angels. In his last two starts, he's allowed just two runs over 12.1 innings, mixing in quality innings against the Astros and Royals. There's a sense, though, that he's got another gear waiting to be unlocked. Whether that comes as a starter or a high-leverage reliever, each strong outing builds a stronger case for a permanent rotation spot.

On the other side, Orioles righty Kyle Bradish comes in with a walk problem. He's issuing free passes to 12.5 percent of batters, which has dragged his K-BB rate to a measly 10.3 percent. That's music to the ears of a Yankees lineup that leads the league in patience at the plate. Against a pitcher who struggles with command, working deep counts could pay off big.

The lineup today looks like a classic righty-killer. Ben Rice slides into the two-hole at first base, Ryan McMahon gets the nod at third, and Paul Goldschmidt gets a breather. Jasson Domínguez is back as the designated hitter after a clean bill of health following an elbow scare in Texas. It's a lineup built to grind down Bradish and capitalize on any mistakes.

First pitch is set for Yankee Stadium, with radio coverage on WFAN 660/101.9 FM and others. It's also Star Wars Day at the Stadium, so expect some extra energy in the stands. For the Yankees, it's about keeping the momentum rolling and securing another series win in the Bronx.