Chicago at Miami

The Miami Marlins are home, but is ice cold on offense, scoring four runs the last three contests. Miami is on a 3-7 run and is just 4-8 in interleague play, with its win total matching Cincinnati (4-11) for the fewest in the Majors. Up and down Adam Conley is on the mound, walking 10 batters his last two starts (nine innings), along with seven hits and eight runs allowed. Conley was shelled for six runs on seven hits and four walks across five innings Sunday versus the Rockies. Chicago is 4-4 the last eight games, winning three as underdogs, including yesterday, 4-2. White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu had a pair of singles to improve to 15-for-36 with a three homers and six RBIs during his last eight contests, while LF Melky Cabrera has three RBIs during his four-game hitting streak. Chicago starter James Shields has thrown quality starts in six of his last eight. He owns a 6-2 career mark against Miami with two complete games and one shutout. The White Sox are 7-3 against southpaw starters and have won four straight against Miami overall, so back the improving big dog. Play the White Sox.