New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays: Ryan Weathers vs. Patrick Corbin

BALTIMORE, MD - MAY 11: Ryan Weathers #40 of the New York Yankees looks on before the game against the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on May 11, 2026 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by New York Yankees/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Yankees return to the Bronx on Monday night looking to stop a frustrating stretch after dropping a series to a last-place team over the weekend in Queens. Despite flashes of offense during the Subway Series, the Yankees once again struggled to put games away.

Now, with a four-game series against the reigning American League champions on tap, the Yankees hope they can quickly turn the page on an ugly road trip. That stretch saw the team go 2-7 while also losing Jasson Domínguez (hurt in the getaway-day game immediately prior), José Caballero, and Max Fried to the injured list. The Blue Jays have had a rough go to start the season, but they did top the Yankees in 8 of 13 meetings last regular season and, of course, took the American League Division Series in a four-game set, losing just once.

The Yankees send Ryan Weathers to the mound after the young left-hander turned in arguably the best start of his MLB career last time out in Baltimore. Weathers carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning before the Orioles finally broke through and eventually spoiled the outing after Brent Headrick surrendered the lead. Even with the tough-luck result, Weathers continues showing signs that he is settling into his role in the Yankees rotation.

Tonight also carries a small bit of family history for the lefty. Ryan’s father, David Weathers, was not only a former Yankee, but also originally drafted by the Blue Jays back in 1986. Ryan has only faced Toronto once previously at the big-league level, though that outing went quite well.