Toronto at Baltimore

The Orioles are sorry to see the Rays leave. Baltimore averaged 8.6 runs in sweeping three home games against Tampa Bay. But the Orioles' attack should stay hot in this series home opener against the Blue Jays, who are pitching Patrick Corbin. He probably should not be on a big league roster anymore, having posted an ERA of 5.20 or higher in four of the past five seasons. The Orioles likely are going to need to score many runs because they are pitching Chris Bassitt, who has a 5.51 ERA and 1.67 WHIP this year. Bassitt has allowed at least three runs in six of his 10 outings. He hasn't been going deep into games lately, having gone beyond five innings only once during his last four starts. Baltimore's relievers have the eighth-highest ERA at 4.56. The Orioles remain without their injured closer Ryan Helsley and just lost setup man Yennier Cano to a hamstring injury. Vladimir Guerrero is back in Toronto's lineup. Take the OVER.