Do I think the Blue Jays win by more than a run? Not really. But Draw No Bet (basically) is my new bestie in MLB and I think Taylor Swift mentioned on her album (can't believe I even know this and I would not if obviously for Travis Kelce). But the Jays have every advantage today it would seem, are my hope to win the pennant if not the Tigers (not expecting either) and maybe we get lucky here. Hey, shoot your shot. Why I respect the heck out of Kelce -- short of friendship bracelets (really?). Good for you going for it. Life is short. Last Taylor Swift mention. I hope. Can't say same for Kelce.

The Yankees wanted this matchup though at the moment they might like their chances against anyone on the AL side. It's been a big couple of weeks for the Bronx Bombers, having won 13 of 15, and polishing off the Bosox in the wild card. Moreover, the Yanks have won the last five starts made by Game One starter Luis Gil. Earlier this season, the Yanks lost 6 of 7 in Toronto, but Gil recently spun 6 innings of one-run, three-hit ball at the Jays in a 3-1 Yanks win on September 6 in the Bronx. Meanwhile, note that Toronto starter Kevin Gausman allowed four runs in each of his last two regular-season starts (vs. the Bosox and Rays). Play Yankees on Money Line

The Blue Jays and Yankees stayed under in their three games last month, but that was at Yankee Stadium. This game's in Toronto, where the Blue Jays are a completely different team than on the road, with a 54-27 home record. The Blue Jays were a half-game from being the best over team in baseball, hitting at 55.8% of the time. I'm looking for Kevin Gausman to get a hit and the bullpens of each team to get hit after five innings, getting over the total of 8. Just the over.