Naylor has two in this series already. He's pounded Soroka when he's seen him and Soroka has somehow already given up 8 HR this season despite barely pitching.

This Naylor brother brings the energy and swag to a Guardians lineup that is starting to look a little too much like last year, lately. They need to get one vs the Pale Hose, today, the Chicago starter has a 6.34 ERA, Naylor is 3-for-4 off him with a HR. Naylor has 30 RBIs and 6 in his last 7 games and has cashed this twice in this series already. Soroka has already allowed 8 HRs in just 38 1/3 IP and allowed 9 HR in 32 1/3 IP last season. Naylor has two in the last 3 days

Michael Soroka has been lit up all season while walking more batters than he's struck and allowing eight home runs en route to a 6.34 ERA. One of those homers came at the hands of Josh Naylor, whose 11 dingers this year include three in the last three games. I like a sprinkle on Naylor homering again today, but I really like taking him to collect an RBI at plus money with Soroka's penchant for putting runners on the basepaths.

Break up the...Chisox? Looking for their first series sweep of the season (and a 4-game sweep at that that), the Pale Hose have exposed Cleveland's shortcomings in its batting order, holding the Gs to just six runs across the first three games of this series. Sox starter Michael Soroka, who has pitched in some bad luck lately, might finally be the beneficiary on Sunday, as he could get some run support from Sox batters who will be hitting (at the outset, at least) against Logan Allen and his very-subpar 6.44 ERA. Play White Sox on Money Line