Riley Greene is coming off a two-homer game in yesterday's loss to the Rays and now has three multi-hit games over his last four. His success in Tampa's park isn't surprising given the favorable dimensions and weather—especially for left-handed batters. Greene is also from Orlando, so he's likely playing in front of a big group of friends and family this weekend. He's hitting .314 with 16 of his 17 home runs against right-handed pitchers. Our model loves Greene in this matchup and sets the line at +330 for him to go deep today.

These days a pause for hot Tampa Bay consists of splitting a four-game series, as vs. the Orioles earlier this week.The Rays were back with a vengeance last night, pounding out 14 runs and 16 hits to chase Jack Flaherty and abuse the Tigers bullpen. That's now wins in 21 of 29 for Tampa Bay, and Detroit's relievers are going to get another long day of work this afternoon because rookie starter Sawyer Gipson-Long is a long reliever by trade and likely to fill the role of an extended opener on Saturday. Expect some run support for Rays starter Ryan Pepiot, who hasn't needed all that much help lately (2.43 ERA in nine starts since beginning of May). Play Rays on Run Line