In his two road starts, Seattle's Marco Gonzales has gone 8 2/3 innings, with 14 hits allowed and seven earned runs for an ERA of 7.27. White Sox pitcher Chris Volstad is a 31-year-old middle reliever by trade. Volstad made two starts last year, allowing nine runs in 11 innings. The shaky starting pitchers should help lead this game Over the total Tuesday.

The White Sox have the worst offense in all of baseball, and it’s especially true when they face a left-handed pitcher. They’ll go up against LHP Marco Gonzales here, who isn’t Clayton Kershaw. But Chicago is batting .201 against southpaws. Consider that the White Sox are also starting a lefty, in long-reliever Hector Santiago for a spot start. The difference? Chicago is .280 against LHPs, second-best in the majors. With the better pitcher on this day and the better offense every day, I'll go with Seattle.