Chicago won two of three games in Toronto last month, and it irritated the Blue Jays so much that they've won 13 of their last 15 games, including an active 10-game winning streak. Eric Lauer is starting for the Blue Jays, who have won his five starts, and he faces Adrian Houser, who the White Sox have won his last three starts, which is why the price is so low. But it doesn't matter who is pitching because a streak is worth betting on, because everything's going right for the team at the moment. They feel just a little more zip in their step, they select pitches a little bit smarter, and they run the bases just that much better. That's why we bet streaks.

Caesar’s. Eric Lauer has registered 51 strikeouts over 51 innings this season. Moving from the bullpen into the rotation, the lefty has maintained a strong 24.8% K% as a starter. Fully stretched out (92 pitches over six innings in his last start), he’ll get a White Sox lineup that’s been the most strikeout prone against lefties over the last six weeks, at a 29% K%.

Adrian Houser is the biggest regression candidate in Major League Baseball at the moment. He will face a Toronto lineup that is 4th in wOBA over the last 30 days. I’d play this down to (-145).