The Post’s baseball experts make their picks for the Yankees-Red Sox best-of-three AL Wild Card series beginning Tuesday.

Jon Heyman: Yankees in 3 

Most of the vaunted Yankees starting pitchers are at their best lately, and the Red Sox, streaky all year, are in an offensive funk. They’ve scored 13 runs in their past eight games.

For the Yankees, Bostonians Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice lead the way. 

New York Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler (31) is seen during a workout day before the Wild Card Series with the Boston Red Sox at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, N.Y., Monday, September 28, 2026. Robert Sabo for NY Post

Greg Joyce: Yankees in 3

The Yankees rotation has been their backbone all season, carrying the lineup through its most miserable times of the year.

The starters will do it again here during a low-scoring series.

Dan Martin: Yankees in 3

The Yankees have survived this long without Aaron Judge and have their pitching lined up, so they should be able to generate enough offense to get by a Red Sox team that’s struggled to score lately.

Mark W. Sanchez: Yankees in 3

Expect three close, low-scoring games between two talented teams, but the Yankees starting pitching is the difference-maker.

Boston Red Sox left fielder Roman Anthony (19) runs out a triple against the Chicago Cubs during the seventh inning at Fenway Park in Boston, Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect

Joel Sherman: Yankees in 3

The Yankees starters (including those in the bullpen) are vital, and so is their lefty hitters’ ability to do damage against so much Red Sox lefty pitching in a ballpark that favors lefty power.

My gut says the Yanks get enough of both to get by.

Mike Vaccaro: Yankees in 3

If this series were held a month ago, I’d have reversed this, but the Sox leaked oil in September and shed much of the pixie dust that helped get them this far.