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Probable starters (listed): Will Warren (NYY) vs Josiah Gray (WSN).
Venue: CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches (Nats/Astros spring home).

1) Spring scoring baselines

From MLB spring standings (through Fri Mar 6, 2026):

• Yankees: 86 RS / 47 RA with 10–3 record →
  RS/G = 86 ÷ 13 = 6.62 ; RA/G = 47 ÷ 13 = 3.62

• Nationals: 56 RS / 54 RA with 6–4 record (ties don’t count) →
  RS/G = 56 ÷ 10 = 5.60 ; RA/G = 54 ÷ 10 = 5.40

2) Starter usage (spring assumptions)

Starters are usually 2–3 IP this time of camp. I’m assuming:

• Warren: ~2.5 IP

• Gray: ~2.5 IP
  Then bullpens/farm arms cover the rest of the first 5.

3) Run-rate assumptions (per 9 innings)

Using the listed spring starter lines as directional inputs (tiny samples, so I regress them toward normal MLB-ish outcomes):

• Gray early RA/9 (vs NYY): 5.2 (higher traffic risk)

• Warren early RA/9 (vs WSN): 3.8 (better strike/command profile so far)

• Nats pen/farm RA/9: 5.3 (more volatile innings)

• Yanks pen/farm RA/9: 4.4 (deeper/steadier innings)

Projected final score: NYY 5.4 – WSN 4.3
(Game total = 9.7)

Yankees ML (NYY @ WSH, Spring Training 3/7/2026)

• Spring performance gap is huge (and in March, “depth wins”).
  Yankees are 9–3 with +36 run differential (83 RS / 47 RA), while Nationals are 6–4–3 with +2 (56 RS / 54 RA). That’s a pretty loud “our innings 4–9 are playable” signal.

• Probable starters lean NYY on current form.
  Listed probables: Will Warren (NYY) vs Josiah Gray (WSH). Warren’s spring line is 1.42 ERA with 7 K, while Gray is 5.40 ERA so far. In a short-start environment, a cleaner first 2–3 innings matters a lot for ML.

• Market is already shading Yankees.
  NYY around 55% to win (implied roughly -122). Even if you’re getting anything better than that, you’re not paying an absurd “name tax.”

• Yankees have been a better “travel” spring team.
  Yankees show 5–1 away, Nationals 3–3 at home (spring home/away is noisy, but it’s still a small checkmark).

• Recent NYY/WSH meetings (post-4/15/2025) were NYY-favored.
  Last meeting as NYY 11–2 on Aug 27, 2025 (again: not predictive like regular season, but it matches the broader “NYY talent/depth” story).

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NYM @ STL (Spring Training) — 3/7/2026 @ Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium (Jupiter, FL)

Probable starters + usage assumptions (Spring-specific)

• NYM: Kodai Senga (RHP)
  Spring workload assumption: ~2.0 IP (first start ramp / “show the pitch mix, get out”).
  Recent meaningful datapoint vs STL (post-4/15/2025): 5⅔ scoreless vs Cardinals on Apr 19, 2025 (useful as a “STL hasn’t solved him recently” signal, even if lineups differ).

• STL: Kyle Leahy (RHP)
  Spring workload assumption: ~2.0 IP.
  Context: 2025 regular season: 3.07 ERA in 88.0 IP (mostly relief). 2026 spring: 9.64 ERA through 4.2 IP (tiny sample, but it’s the “why he’s priced as vulnerable early” flag).

Team run environment (Spring form: RS/RA per game)

From MLB spring standings through Mar 6:

• Mets: 46 RS / 37 RA in 9 games → RS/G 5.11, RA/G 4.11

• Cardinals: 59 RS / 53 RA in 12 games → RS/G 4.92, RA/G 4.42

Bullpen + “farm innings” emphasis (the March money-maker)

• 2025 bullpen ERA: NYM 3.93, STL 3.74 (small edge STL on “proven pen quality”).
  Spring note: both teams will use a pile of arms; variance comes from who has more “near-MLB ready” innings.

Projected full game score: NYM 4.6 – STL 4.3
Projected full game total: 8.9

Mets ML

• Better spring profile so far (run differential = real signal in March).
  Mets: 46 RS / 37 RA (+9); Cardinals: 46 RS / 49 RA (-3). In spring, that usually maps to “more playable innings 4–9,” not just a lucky one-off.

• Probable starter edge (if Senga is indeed the guy).
  The Mets’ probable pitchers page has Kodai Senga lined up, and he’s the kind of “two clean innings” arm you want when starters are on pitch counts.
  (St. Louis’ probable pitchers list is posted on MLB too; spring probables can change, but the listed plan matters for pricing.)

• Cardinals missing a key “real lineup” piece today.
  Masyn Winn scratched (knee)

• Recent head-to-head spring result favors NYM.
  STL lost to NYM 14–3 on Feb 27 (on the same matchup history page). Spring outcomes are noisy, but blowouts often reflect depth gaps—especially the back-end pitching/defense carousel.

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