Toronto at Kansas City

Jesse Litsch has settled into being a quality starter for the Jays. Litsch has turned in five good outings in a row, and in turn his ERA has been a stellar 2.19. Odalis Perez has had a horrible season, and over his last five games, he has pitched to a 6.57 ERA. The Royals have managed to win just three of his 11 home starts. Last year Perez pitched to an ERA of over six as well, and you have to wonder how many big league starts he has left. The Royals bats have gone cold, as they are just 16-87 in this series, hitting at a .184 clip. The last four games have produced just seven runs and a sub .200 team average. The Jays have a lineup that is dominated by right-handed batters, and have been one of the top moneyline plays in all of baseball against a LHP. The Jays have been playing well, as they have now gone 13-7 over their last 20. The Jays feature not a single hitter with a .300 average against RHP, but offer nine that are .300+ against LHP. We like the Jays to make it 3 of 4 at Kansas City.