Los Angeles at Toronto

The "Halladay" is over so to speak, for opposing hitters as Roy Halladay has his stamina and arm strength back. The Blue Jays are 46-17 in his starts over the last three years and 24-8 at home. It is also no secret that the Jays smack around LHP. While they stand 20-29 vs. RHP while they are good vs. LHP (13-7). Hong Chih Kuo has pitched good but we are not fooled by his gem vs. a struggling Mets team that has found it difficult to score runs. Kuo is a converted reliever and has pitched more innings in his last two starts than at any point, and this is where that catches up to a converted pitcher. The Dodgers scored double digit runs last night and that usually spells doom the next game as well. Collectively these teams have dumped 11.35 units on the season in their next game. We like the Jays with Halladay as they have won three of every four starts he makes at home over the past three years.