Toronto at Los Angeles

John Lackey has been solid this year but Roy Halladay is pitching like he did in 2003 when he took home the Cy Young award. Hallady is 5-1 averaging 7 innings per start with a 2.74 ERA. In his last three starts, he's gone 24 innings alllowing just 7 runs on 16 hits and one home run while walking just 4 batters. The Jays are 14-7 vs. LA over the past three seasons including 4-2 already this year. The risk here is that the game comes down to the bullpens where LA has a distinct advantage. But, given that Toronto is averaging 5.7 runs per game vs. 4.3 for LA, and we have Halladay in top form, that's a risk worth taking.