Toronto at Milwaukee

The Blue Jays are going through a post-World Series funk. They are 6-9 on the season. This is their second road trip. Toronto was swept in three games by the White Sox in its first away series, then returned home for a losing series vs. the Twins. Now the Blue Jays face a much stronger opponent on the road in the Brewers, who are 8-4 against American League teams this season. The Blue Jays have a minus-25-run differential, the second-worst mark ahead of only the White Sox. Kevin Gausman is set to make his fourth start this season. He has a 2.08 ERA. Gausman, though, is 35 and past his prime. Only five teams average more runs per game than the Brewers. Milwaukee is pitching Jacob Misiorowski. He has the best strikeout ratio per nine innings in the majors with 28 strikeouts in 16.1 innings. Part of Toronto's early-season woes has been because of injuries. The Blue Jays are down DH/outfielder George Springer, catcher Alejandro Kirk, and cornerman/ outfielder Addison Barger. Take the Brewers.