Tampa Bay at Toronto

The Tampa Bay Rays are clearly under the radar at 6-6. They arguably have the deepest rotation in the AL, and their 6-6 record doesn’t look impressive, but they have played 10 of their games against Boston, New York, and Detroit and the last nine have all been on the road. Jeremy Hellickson is poised for a big season as he won 13 games last season pitching to an ERA of under 3. His last 23 starts have seen the UNDER go 15-8 and he always seems to keep the opponent off stride at the plate. Toronto is excited about Henderson Alvarez and so far he hasn't disappointed with a 2.77 ERA. Hellickson has delivered a 7-1 record for the Rays in the pivotal Game 3 of a series, and the Rays are now 10-4 against the rugged AL East. Alvarez has not found the consistency yet, and the Blue Jays are 0-4 in his last four starts following a quality start in his last outing. The Rays are 11-4 to the UNDER when Hellickson faces a winning team, while Alvarez has pitched to five straight UNDERs with a total of 7 to 8.5. The Rays have won seven of the last 10 here as well. Play on Tampa Bay and the UNDER.