Chicago at Toronto

Despite falling off the pace in the AL East, the Blue Jays can swing the bat and remain a dangerous team. They have to be feeling good about themselves, winning the last one at Yankee Stadium as a dog. The then beat the White Sox here in extra frames, also as a dog. Once again they are posted on the short side of the line. They will have to do it vs. Jose Quintana who was held back from his last start for eight days, and it is the second start back that often is the toughest. The Blue Jays have a lot of pop, and Quintana has been victimized by six long balls in his last five starts. The White Sox have really struggled of late vs. righthand pitching where they own just two wins in their last 10 against them. This has not been a good place for the White Sox, who have tasted defeat in 20 of their last 27 games played here. Toronto gets the call.