Everything except the Run Line has worked for the Rays the past three days, but we'll tempt fate again and back the Rays to extend the margin on Saturday as, Tampa Bay is on a 13-3 run and drawing into contention in the AL East. Granted, Taj Bradley has pitched in some bad luck lately but certainly performing well enough to win, allowing just 4 runs and 8 hits across 14 IP in his last two starts (2.57 ERA), while the Marlins appear in full retreat with losses in five straight and 11 of 15. Miami's Ryan Weathers hasn't gotten much run support lately, either, as the Marlins have lost in his last three starts. Play Rays on Run Line

The Rays cashed for us today -- without former All-Star 1B Yandy Diaz, who got a rest day -- and I see no reason not to back them again Saturday vs. awful Miami. Tampa's scheduled starter on the mound is Taj Bradley, who has allowed fewer than three earned runs in six of his last seven starts and gone seven strong in back-to-back. That lone start in there Bradley allowed more than two earned? May 16 in Miami when he gave up five runs over four. But I consider that largely a fluke, and Bradley's home splits are better. The Rays have won four straight and the Marlins have dropped five in a row and totaled just 13 runs.