Toronto at Baltimore

Toronto comes into Camden Yards with a strong offense and a winning road record, fourth in baseball in runs scored and slugging. They've won two of three, scoring 25 runs, and that offense was on display yesterday in a 13-0 pounding. Toronto goes with a terrific arm in lefty Luis Perez, who has a 3.29 ERA on the season and 1.64 his last three starts. The Blue Jays are 5-1 in their last six games as a road favorite while the Orioles are 19-40 in their last 59 overall. Baltimore goes with Tommy Hunter, who is not a strikeout pitcher and sports a 4.98 ERA for the season, 5.40 his last three starts. He has been awful in 27 career innings against Toronto, with a 6.83 ERA. And the Orioles are 8-17 in their last 25 home games vs. a team with a winning road record. Play the Blue Jays. In addition, this is a high total with an Orioles offense that has been in a slump, scoring a total of 13 runs the last five games. They won't score many against Perez and the UNDER is 10-4 in umpire Joe West's last 14 games behind home plate with Baltimore involved. Play the Blue Jays and the UNDER.