The Yankees are 8-0-2 in their last 12 regular-season series after sweeping the Chicago White Sox out of town over the weekend.

After a day off Monday, it's the AL East-foe Toronto Blue Jays stepping into the Bronx to face the Bombers.

Here are three things to watch as the series kicks off on Tuesday night at 7:05 p.m.

How will Corey Kluber follow up his no-hitter?

It's always hard for a pitcher to follow up a feat like Kluber accomplished in Texas last week. But he'll have to do his best against a Blue Jays team that hit him pretty well in previous meetings.

In his first start with the Yanks this season, Kluber allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits over four innings back on April 3. Then, two starts later, he took the loss after letting up three runs on six hits, including two homers, over another four innings.

But Kluber in May has not been the same pitcher as he was in April. His off-speed pitches, mainly the slider, have been stellar and fastball location is certainly on an uptick.

Can Gleyber Torres keep it going?

The White Sox don't want to see Torres the rest of the season after what he did to them over the three games this past weekend.

Torres had eight RBI in the series with one homer and three multi-hit games, including two 3-for-4 performances in the last two games.

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