A quick turnaround for Game 2 has put the pressure on the Astros to even the series. Houston's Lance McCullers Jr. is coming off an outing against Oakland in which he served up a career-high three home runs. They were all solo shots, however, and McCullers was able to get key outs with runners on base. Look for the Astros' bats to come back to life against Charlie Morton. Grab Houston.

Tampa Bay's Charlie Morton and Houston's Lance McCullers Jr. both are very good, but not great. Morton had an xFIP over 4.00 in three of his last four regular-season starts. McCullers ended the year with an xFIP of 3.68 but was blasted by Oakland's weak lineup in the ALDS. Both teams feature well-above average offenses. The temperature today in San Diego will be in the mid-80s, meaning the ball will carry an extra 20-30 feet.