Only two teams in history have ever started 13-0. The Rays are 12-0 and sending Jeffrey Springs to the mound. He's yet to be scored upon this season through 13 innings after a breakout 2022 season. The Red Sox's lineup isn't worrisome. Corey Kluber is 37 years old and just not very good anymore. Regardless, it's "ride them until they lose" time with the Rays. We're going with the run line here (-1.5, -115) to get better odds, as a comfortable win is the most likely outcome.

The lineups are out for this afternoon game and the Red Sox aren’t starting Rafael Devers and Masataka Yoshida. They were already in a difficult spot to score runs with the Rays starting Jeffrey Springs, who did not allow a run over his first two starts. It’s tough to count on a team to go 13-0, but I just can’t resist this with the Red Sox rolling out such a depleted lineup.

Don't think I'm going to play tonight's Red Sox-Rays game (may change mind in next 90 minutes) simply as I don't love the pitching matchup for Tampa Bay, but I do Thursday in the series finale as Jeffrey Springs takes the bump for the Rays. He had a breakout 2022 season and has carried it over, not allowing a run in 13 innings and just three hits. It's two-time Cy Young winner Corey Kluber scheduled for the Sox, and he's probably near the end at age 37 and with a 6.48 ERA thus far. Kluber was meh last year while with Tampa.