Toronto at Chicago

It has been a long season thus far for both these teams, as they are a long distance from .500. The Blue Jays are the team with the greater upside. Lately they have been playing much better, especially in the role of an underdog where they are 6-3 in their last nine. Chris Sale is having another good season for Chicago, but stands at 5-4 despite a strong 2.68 ERA. The problem is run support. That support will be challenged again by Esmil Rogers. Rogers has been the best pitcher for Toronto recently, and has allowed just 1 run in his last 16.2 innings of work. The White Sox have been slumping at just 4-11 over their last 15. Go with Toronto.