New York has gone under the total in nine of its last 10 games. Over their last seven days, they’re only hitting .213 and face Max Scherzer pitching in only his second game since coming back from a thumb injury. This seems like a decent spot for Scherzer with the Yankees struggling offensively of late. Toronto has been hitting lefties well all season, batting .272 as a team but face Carlos Rodon owning a 2.57 road ERA. Two of the first three meetings between these two have seen six runs, or less.

Shop around because there are much better prices available. Forty-year-old Max Scherzer makes his third start of the season after lasting five innings and 83 pitches last time out vs. Cleveland. I bet him to record at least one out in the sixth Monday, because the Blue Jays' bullpen is severely taxed. Scherzer, who appears over his thumb injury, said the only issue he had against the Guardians was rust.

This looks like a very good spot to fade Carlos Rodon picking up his sixth strikeout. First and foremost, it’s probably the most difficult matchup in the MLB as far as strikeouts go, with the Blue Jays sporting the lowest K Rate is baseball, by a hefty margin at that. The Jays have been equally tough on lefties which bodes poorly for Rodon who has got off to a blistering start in the K department, but has really cooled off recently. You can make a strong argument that Rodon is regression candidate considering his advanced metrics. Considering the opponent and the price point, we’ll take our chances.