Seattle at Chicago

Seattle  is a long way from home and aging starter Kevin Millwood (4-10) has really come back to earth with a 6.35 ERA in his last three starts. Millwood has once again struggled with his consistency this season. He has only managed to win one of his last 14 starts and has posted a 4.68 ERA over that span. The Mariners are 2-7 in their last nine road games and 3-8 in Millwood's last 11 starts. He is 2-6 with a 4.42 ERA in 12 road starts this season. Milwood is 1-7 in his career against the White Sox, including 0-2 this season with an 8.68 ERA. Seattle has a terrible offense, 26th in runs scored and 30th in on base percentage and slugging. While Seattle is in last place, while the Chicago White Sox  are trying to hang on to first place having won five in a row. The White Sox are 21-6 in their last 27 home games and 23-7 in their last 30 home games against a right-handed starter. The White Sox are 5-2 in Gavin Floyd's last seven starts, including 5-1 in his last six home starts. Chicago has a big edge at home, as well, with the Mariners are 24-50 in the last 74 meetings between the teams, including 14-38 in the last 52 meetings in Chicago. Play the White Sox.