Reigning NL Cy Young Blake Snell will look to rebound from a rough Giants debut, but the key to this matchup is the pitching on the other side. Tyler Alexander has not taken well to the role of primary pitcher, getting knocked around for nine runs in 9.1 innings while surrendering four homers in two starts. He's just 4-20 with a 4.78 ERA as a starter in his career, and he's appears much more comfortable facing 8-12 batters per appearance, which is how the Rays used him last year. Consider this a massive pitching mismatch, which makes this price on the money line a great play.