FanDuel. Chris Bassitt has been really solid at home this season, with a 2.74 ERA, and 50 strikeouts in 46 innings - his second straight season with more than a K per inning at home. He’ll get the White Sox, who are trotting out a lineup with five righties (Bassitt’s better split) and six hitters have an above average strikeout rate against righties.

Obviously no weather concerns in Toronto; the retractable roof at Rogers Centre is rarely open. Jays starter Chris Bassitt (5-0, 2.74 ERA at home) is more than capable of five shutout innings against a bad lineup so as long as the White Sox's "Yo" Adrian Houser isn't terrible, and he hasn't been yet, then we should at worst push here. A couple of Jays regulars are sitting led by former World Series MVP George Springer.