First pitch is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. The game will be aired on television on the Yes Network, streamed on the Gotham Sports app, and broadcast on radio on WFAN 660 AM and 101.9 FM.

Yankees-Marlins all-time head-to-head results

Though the Marlins are not a traditional power, they hold one unique distinction in the annals of Major League Baseball. They are the only team in league history with a winning record against the Yankees, going 25-24, including the postseason, since interleague play started in 1997. That also includes Miami’s six-game win over New York in the 2003 World Series.

The Yankees on Friday will hand the ball to Will Warren, who allowed one run and five hits over 4 1/3 innings in New York’s 3-1 win over the San Francisco Giants on Saturday. The 26-year-old right-hander threw 54 of his 83 pitches for strikes.

The Marlins will counter with righty Eury Perez, who allowed three earned runs over seven innings, but did not get the decison in Miami’s 4-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies last Saturday.

Recap of the Yankees’ West Coast swing

The Yankees have come out of the starter’s gate 5-1, including winning two of three against the Seattle Mariners earlier this week.

Pitching has been the story as New York has allowed just six total runs in its six games. For those scoring at home, that amounts to a minuscule 1.01 ERA, and the Yankees are doing it on the mound without three of the regular starters — right-handers Gerrit Cole and Clarke Schmidt, and lefty Carlos Rodón, who are each working their way back from injury.

Dating to Monday night’s game, a 2-1 loss to Seattle, Yankees starters have not given up a run in 16 consecutive innings.

Offensively, two-time reigning AL MVP Aaron Judge is off to a slow start at the plate with just three hits and 11 strikeouts in his first 24 at-bats, but veteran designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton has been among those picking up the slack, recording multiple hits in each of the five games he has played.

Home opener forecast

It will be mostly to partly cloudy with temperatures around 60 degrees for the first pitch.

As the game wraps up, we’ll keep that partly cloudy look, with readings pushing into the mid to upper 60s. Later this afternoon, highs should top out near 70 degrees, making it a decent day, overall.

Yankees home opener tickets and parking

Some tickets for the home opener are still available on Ticketmaster, ranging from $163.80 to $400. There are plenty of seats available for the final two games of the series, on Saturday and Sunday.

By car, Yankee Stadium is accessible via I-87, or Major Deegan Expressway. For those traveling north, please use Exit 4 (East 149th Street/145th Street Bridge). For those traveling south, please use Exit 5 (East 161st Street/Macombs Dam Bridge).

For drivers using GPS, please use the following address: One East 161st Street, Bronx, New York.

Prepaid individual game parking must be obtained from City Parking’s website, or by calling 718-588-7817.

Other ways of getting to Yankee Stadium

The Yankees strongly encourage fans to take mass transit to the stadium, namely the No. 4 and D line subway trains in the city. For fans outside of the city, Metro-North offers service to the stadium.

The stadium is also accessible via the Bx6, Bx13, Bx1 and Bx2 bus lines.

For more information on all of these, please visit the MTA’s website.

New foods at Yankee Stadium in 2026

The Sticky Que Sandwich from Streetbird, Lucky Fries by Fuku, and Empanadas from Nuchas are among the new items this season.

In addition, Bronx native Christian Petroni is back this year with his “Parm to Table” concept.

For fans with a sweet tooth, the iconic Magnolia Bakery is joining the lineup for the first time this year. There is also mini chicken bucket, but it’s not actually chicken. It’s ice cream coated in candied corn flakes shaped to look like drumsticks.