Toronto at Boston

The Blue Jays are playing out the string in last place while Boston leads in the race for the best record in the American League, but still has plenty to play for, such as home field in the ALCS. Toronto got the win yesterday, but the Blue Jays are 0-4 following a victory. The Blue Jays go with knuckeballer R.A. Dickey (13-12, 4.21 ERA), and Fenway is a tough park to pitch in. In fact, Dickey suffered through his shortest outing of the year against Boston on April 7, when he was lit up for eight runs (seven earned) on 10 hits in 4 2/3 innings. This Boston offense is tops in baseball in runs scored and on base percentage. The Red Sox are 21-7 in their last 28 home games against a right-handed starter, and a sizzling 18-4 as a home favorite of -151 to -200. With home field, a big bullpen edge, and the best offense in the game, grab the home team to bounce back. Play the Red Sox.