DraftKings. Jose Berrios had a rough July, pitching to a 5.83 ERA over his six starts. While he is capable of pitching deep into games, we’ve seen quick hooks for the righty when he does struggle (he’s failed to reach 80 pitches in three of his last five starts). The ten-year veteran will be making his first career start at Coors Field, with premier hitting conditions expected tonight. Over the last month against righties at home, the Rockies have quietly registered a league leading .931 OPS. With the Blue Jays not needing to utilize any of their high leverage relievers last night, we could see another quick hook for Berrios if he struggles with his slurve in the elevation.