Chicago at Cleveland

The Cleveland Indians have not looked like the same team as the one that went to the World Series last year. The Tribe sits just a single game over the .500 mark and have yet to get on track. What hasn't changed is the pitching of Corey Kluber, the anchor of a solid rotation. Cleveland is 29-16 over the last two years when he gets the ball, and totes an 8.6% ROI. The numbers begin to jump off the page when you look at his home numbers that read 17-5 over the same period as a home favorite, returning 21.4% to backers. That is powerful, but not as powerful as the Tribe's record in his last 17 starts as home chalk, which shows 16-1. It's tough to ignore those numbers, so make the play on Cleveland.