Chicago at Kansas City

This may turn out to be a battle of ugly, as each of these teams are living a nightmare thus far. The White Sox enter at 6-16 on the season, while the Royals measure in at 5-18. The Royals are an unsustainable 1-10 at Kaufman Stadium on the season, and three of those losses (half of the Pale Hose wins), have come here. Teams meeting in April when both are below .300, and the visitor won Game 1 of the series have a negative ROI in Game 2. A team with a home winning percentage of less than .100 in April from game 16 on carry a +12.3% ROI. While this one has ugly written all over it, the Royals are carrying some significant historic value, so make the play on KC.