Toronto at Boston

Toronto certainly misses its home park, getting blasted at Boston yesterday, 11-4 as a favorite. Toronto has a losing road record and Blue Jays' starter R.A. Dickey has not had much success against Boston in 2015, posting an 0-3 record with a 5.76 ERA in four starts. The Blue Jays are 3-10 when Dickey faces the AL East. He faces a Red Sox offense that is on a tear, ranked third in runs scored and on-base percentage. Red Sox CF Mookie Betts has hit safely in 13 straight games, and David Ortiz is closing in on 500 homers. Young Jackie Bradley Jr. went 4-for-4 on Monday and is 15-for-26 with nine extra-base hits, 12 runs scored and 11 RBIs during an eight-game hitting streak. Boston has won four straight and 13 of 19 behind an offense that smacked 17 hits yesterday. The Blue Jays are 1-4 in the last five meetings and the Red Sox have won four in a row at Fenway, making this a great spot for the home dog, so take the Red Sox.