St. Louis at Cleveland

The Cleveland Indians are in the middle of the pack on offense, but have swung the bats extremely well over their last 10 games, plating 5.8 runs per contest. The problem is that the pitching has been worse than their hot offense, allowing 6.3 runs over the period. The Tribe is 11-23, and despite the hot bats they still have a losing record in the 10 games. St. Louis' pitching held them down yesterday, while piling up eight runs of their own. The three runs allowed by Cardinals' pitching yesterday brings their season total of allowing three or fewer runs to 19 already. The Indians' staff has allowed 7+ runs in 12 games, and Corey Kluber has looked lost at 0-5 on the season, struggling in each of his last four trips to the mound. Take St. Louis.