This might be a bad matchup for KC starter Michael Wacha, who certainly couldn't handle the Yankees in Game One (3 runs and 4 hits allowed in 4 IP of a 6-5 loss). Matt Quatraro, however, is not going to waste time if Wacha isn't sharp in Game Four, as there is no tomorrow for the Royals if they lose. The KC bullpen will be at the ready. More convinced that Gerrit Cole takes this a bit further for the Yanks, though he wasn't much better than Wacha in Game One, allowing 4 runs (3 earned) and 7 hits in 5 IP. Cole, however, entered the postseason on a heater, allowing just one run and four hits across 15 2/3 IP in his last two regular-season starts vs. the A's and Orioles. This series has slowed offensively since Game One, with 4-2 and 3-2 scorelines, respectively, in the last two games. Play Yankees-Royals "Under"