Here are five things to watch and predictions as the Yankees host the Toronto Blue Jays for a three-game series.

With two more hits in Wednesday’s win over the Guardians, Judge’s batting average is up to a ridiculous .415. He leads the league in that category, as well as OPS (1.247), wRC+ (258) and hits (39). Judge has also swatted seven home runs with 26 RBI and 23 runs scored.

"Right now, he's like Tony Gwynn," Carlos Rodón said of Judge. "Next week, he'll probably be like Hank Aaron."

Aaron Judge nearly clears the center-field wall with a booming RBI triple against the Guardians.

Paul Goldschmidt (three hits, two RBI) and Aaron Judge (two hits, one RBI) led the way, propelling the Yankees to an early lead. Rodón allowed the Guardians to respond quickly, but he settled into as good of a groove as he’s had all season long, tossing seven innings of one-run ball.

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There was a time early Wednesday afternoon when Carlos Rodon seemed headed for an early exit vs. the Guardians. But then he locked in.

New York Yankees veteran designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton, 35, out since the his team's World Series loss last October, took batting practice with his teammates on Tuesday in Cleveland as he continues to recover from tendinitis in both elbows.

In the stadium where he put the Yankees on his broad shoulders last October, Giancarlo Stanton stepped up to the plate Tuesday to test out his elbows.