Cleveland at Toronto

Cleveland has won 13 in a row and still is an underdog, which is indicative of what is expected in this matchup. Toronto lost 4-1 last night, but the Blue Jays are 11-4 after a loss, and they have won eight of their last 11 home games against right-handed starters. Josh Tomlin has a 5.19 ERA against Toronto, is ninth in the Major Leagues with a .768 OPS against righties, and eighth with a .782 OPS at home. Tomlin has allowed 10 runs his last four starts, but also eight home runs, which doesn't bode well for a hitter's park such as Rogers Centre. The Indians obviously are overdue for a loss, and this is a good spot for Toronto. Play the Blue Jays on the Runline.