Chicago at Toronto

Chicago has beaten the Blue Jays eight of the last nine meetings, including the first two games of this series. The White Sox offense has come alive scoring an average of 7.2 runs their last six games, including a 5-2 win on Saturday when they hit three home runs. Toronto has lost three of its last four and is in last place in the AL East with only a 18-17 home record. James Shields returns from the disabled list and expects to have no pitch limit after he threw 90 pitches in his rehab assignment. J.A. Happ is just 1-4 this season, and Toronto has lost four of his six starts. Happ is 0-2 with a 4.85 ERA at home where opponents are batting .276 against him. Chicago has won five straight at Toronto and has huge line value in this matchup. Take the White Sox.