Toronto at Tampa Bay

The Tampa Bay Rays look to turn the page in Game Two of this series. The Rays looked like they had a laugher on their hands, up 7-0 on the Jays, only to blow up and drop an 8-7 decision. They will likely bring something a little extra in game two. J.A. Happ has had a respectable start for the Blue Jays, but he has not fared well against the Rays who have assaulted him with 16 hits, and 9 runs in 9.1 innings. Toronto is just 28-57 in their last 85 games as a road dog. The Rays have always been a strong home team, and have had great fortune against left-handed pitching where they are 20-6 n their last 26, including 7-1 in their last eight in Tampa. The Jays' track record here is not so good at 13-39 in their last 52. Go with the Rays.