Gerrit Cole's last two outings in the regular season in 2020 came against the Blue Jays. Both times he went seven innings and allowed just one run. Hyun-Jin Ryu's last outing of 2020 came against the Yankees and he worked seven scoreless innings, but his previous time out he allowed five earned runs in five innings, courtesy of three Yankees' homers. The Yankees are righty-heavy and while they were worse against lefties last season, I'm willing to write off some of the 60-game small sample. And if it comes down to the back ends of the bullpens, I feel more confident with the Yankees even without Zack Britton. I feel like they'll get seven from Cole and then finish with Chad Green and Aroldis Chapman.

Obviously a new season, but New York was 22-9 at home last year and won all three matchups at Yankee Stadium vs. the Blue Jays by multiple runs. That you can get AL Cy Young favorite Gerrit Cole here at less than -180 in a home game is worth it. He was 2-0 last year vs. Toronto. The Blue Jays probably will be without their big offseason acquisition in former Astros outfielder George Springer as he's dealing with an oblique muscle. Here's hoping rain doesn't postpone this.