Bryce Miller has wipeout stuff and the Jays lineup has largely been terrible. Like most of the M's starters, Miller is particularly good at home. Jays have a .637 OPS on the road, second-worst in MLB, and this is one of the toughest hitter environments in baseball. Mariners are 12-7 at home and the Jays are 7-12 on the road. Sending Jose Urena and his 8.59 ERA to the mound won't inspire much confidence and the Jays back-end of the pen, once the only strength of the team, is starting to show major cracks now, too.