Brandon Lowe is coming off a strong May, hitting .281 with seven home runs. He's hit 9 of his 11 home runs against right-handed pitchers and will face Kumar Rocker, who has given up a lot of loud contact in his brief MLB career. The Rays' home park has played very home run-friendly this season, and today's weather, despite some rain in the forecast, should favor hitters. We set Lowe's line at +420 to hit a home run.

The beat goes on for the Rays, who stayed hot while working thru a rain delay at Steinbrenner Field on Tuesday night before taking care of the Rangers 5-1, Tampa Bay's 10th win across its last 13 games. Rays pitching has allowed all of 24 runs across that span, and Tuesday starter Shane Baz has been part of the renaissance, picking up wins in his last two starts while allowing 4 runs across 11 1/3 IP. Those are the sorts of numbers that Texas starter Kumar Rocker (recalled from the injured list) can only dream about. Before he was shut down with shoulder issues, Rocker had posted an 8.10 ERA in five starts thru April 23. Play Rays on the Money Line.