Atlanta at Toronto

The Toronto Blue Jays were supposed to contend in the rugged AL East, but they started the season in a team offensive slump. It got so bad, that in late April the lineup had not a single hitter over the .250 mark. That has changed, and so has the win column, as the Jays are 9-5 over their last 14 games, producing 90 runs in the process, or 6.43 per contest. The Braves came out smoking at 12-1, but have since been a less than .500 team. That is despite the fact they have had an eight game winning streak in the stretch. That leaves Atlanta just 10-19 in their other 29 games outside the hot start and eight game win streak. The Braves have lost six straight interleague road games, while the Jays are on a 6-0 run in interleague home games. Take Toronto.