Toronto at Tampa Bay

David Price holds the key as to just how far the Rays will go tis season. Price suffered through some injuries a year ago that held him back, but expect him to bounce back to the Cy Young pitcher we saw previously. The Blue Jays had hoped to contend a year ago, but instead finished in the AL East basement.  R.A. Dickey did not pay off as expected at 14-13 with just a 4.21 ERA, and considering he is their best option to pitch, the opener raises a lot of concerns for 2014. Price has dominated this slugging Jay's lineup to the tune of a 13-2 lifetime record, backed by a nifty 2.45 ERA. Dickey can be wild at times, and the Rays ranked fourth in the AL a year ago with a .329 on base percentage. Make the play on Tampa Bay.