Toronto at Seattle

The Blue Jay bats broke out big-time in the third inning last night, and they didn't stop, hitting five home runs en route to a 13-4 win. Toronto tied its franchise record for postseason hits (18), and every player in the starting lineup chipped in. The home teams are now 0-3 in this series, and the Jays own the best batting average in the playoffs (.300). The talented offense ranked fourth in runs scored this season, No. 1 in on-base percentage, and seventh in slugging. Max Scherzer is getting his first action of the postseason today, and the veteran right-hander is well-rested, having not started since September 24. The Blue Jays have won three of their last four as an underdog, and six straight games at T-Mobile Park. Seattle starter Luis Castillo has a 7.20 ERA this season against Toronto in 10 innings, allowing 21 base runners (17 hits). In his only home start against the Blue Jays, he gave up five runs in five innings of a 6-3 loss. Play Toronto to even the series.