Toronto at New York

Toronto has a losing road record and heads to the Bronx, a park that is tough on pitchers. Pitching is not the strong suit for the Blue Jays, either. The Blue Jays kicked off a 10-game road trip by dropping two of three in Boston -- with both defeats coming in lopsided fashion. David Price goes here but the Blue Jays are 15-37 in the last 52 meetings in New York. The Yankees are second in baseball in runs scored and 12-5 against a left-handed starter. Rookie standout Luis Severino (3-2, 2.04 ERA) has been great and fanned nine Blue Jays when they met last month. He is living up to the hype as the Yankees' #1 pitching prospect, permitting only two runs during his three-game winning streak. New York is 5-2 following a defeat, so grab the talented and hungry home dog and back the NY Yankees.