Minnesota at Toronto

The Toronto Blue Jays have a strong lineup. They have also added a few more pieces, as well as a frontline starter in David price, showing that they mean business and expect to contend. The Minnesota Twins are in sharp contrast, as they have no big names and no big arms on the roster. So what has the difference been between these teams on the season? One lone game in the loss column! Hats off to Mark Buehrle, who has had a great season thus far, but opposing him tonight, with an equally great season, is Kyle Gibson. Gibson has matched Buehrle pitch for pitch on the season. The Twins are very lethal against left-handed pitching where they average five runs per game vs. 3.7 runs per game vs. right-handers, so they certainly are a live dog here. The Jays are 0-5 behind Buehrle in his last five starts when following a game where Toronto scored 5+. Make the play on Minnesota.