Toronto at Tampa Bay

Toronto's offense is heating up, scoring 27 runs the last six games. The Blue Jays, who led the majors in homers in 2015, belted four solo blasts in the 6-1 victory over Tampa Bay on Friday. Toronto lefty J.A. Happ (3-0, 2.42 ERA) is throwing well and the Blue Jays are 20-6 when their opponent scores two or fewer runs in their previous game. While Toronto is #13 in baseball in runs scored, Tampa Bay is dead last in runs and on base percentage. The Rays are 2-for-26 with runners in scoring position during the first four games of their current homestand. Tampa Bay starter Chris Archer (1-4, 5.47 ERA) has gotten off to a poor start with opponents hitting .313 off him. That included a 5-3 loss to this Toronto team at home, putting Archer on a 4-10 run in his last 14 home decisions. Back Toronto.