We have a spot here where both teams score over eight runs a game, and the Tigers are currently hot, going over six of their last seven games. Before yesterday's loss, they scored nine and 10 runs against the Angels. The Angels have lost the last four behind starter Jack Kochanowicz, who allowed 15 runs over that span. The Angels allow 5.25 runs per game. I'm on the over.

The Halos were never going to finish 12-150, so there will be nights like Saturday when they get a win, snapping a seven-game skid. But the vibe is still negative in Anaheim and a better chance Detroit snaps backs quickly on Sunday with what looks like a pitching edge thanks to Reese Olson, who has turned things around after a slow start and posted a 1.50 ERA in his last three efforts. As for the Halos, the flammable bullpen still lurks, and doubt Jack Kochanowicz (1-4, 5.29 ERA) is going to last into the 8th inning as did Kyle Hendricks last night, which delayed Ron Washington's need to use his relievers. Play Tigers on Run Line