Toronto +130
Didn't we just see Boston tooth and nail to get two of three at home against the worst in baseball Orioles. And before that the same vs not so good, Texas. While before that, losing 5 of 6 to the real teams, Tampa and Minny. Now they face another real team away from Friendly Fenway and are favored by -150? Big value on the B Jays here.
Didn't we just see Boston tooth and nail to get two of three at home against the worst in baseball Orioles. And before that the same vs not so good, Texas. While before that, losing 5 of 6 to the real teams, Tampa and Minny. Now they face another real team away from Friendly Fenway and are favored by -150? Big value on the B Jays here.
On paper Jered Weaver looks like a great start versus the struggling Indians offense but there is some cause for concern. A couple of notable Indians have hit for a lot of power against Weaver, which is always a risk in Weaver's case considering what a fly-ball pitcher he is. Indeed, Weaver has already allowed five home runs in 26 innings. He's still a strong option Monday, but doesn't have as much margin for error as you would think.
There's a very good reason Josh Beckett ranks behind Latos: he gets pounded by the Blue Jays. Four Jays -- and maybe the four best hitters on the team in Adam Lind, Aaron Hill, Vernon Wells and Travis Snider -- have an OPS north of 1.000 off of Beckett, and last season Beckett posted a 10.45 ERA in two starts versus the Jays. He allowed a whopping five home runs in 10 1/3 innings; are you convinced yet?
There's a very good reason Josh Beckett ranks behind Latos: he gets pounded by the Blue Jays. Four Jays -- and maybe the four best hitters on the team in Adam Lind, Aaron Hill, Vernon Wells and Travis Snider -- have an OPS north of 1.000 off of Beckett, and last season Beckett posted a 10.45 ERA in two starts versus the Jays. He allowed a whopping five home runs in 10 1/3 innings; are you convinced yet?
