Dealing with a stiff neck, Jose Soriano still gutted out five innings and racked up six strikeouts with 19 whiffs in his last start. The splitter was lethal with three strikeouts and seven whiffs, yet he struggled with command at times, walking three, and had to work himself out of multiple messy innings. Facing the same lineup but this time at home, I'm not going to overthink this and take the over again. The White Sox are one of the highest whiff rate teams in MLB, and Soriano has been incredible at racking up the swing and miss this year. 7,8,9 and even 10 Ks if you have it available! 0.5u/0.35u/0.15u

It's difficult beating a good pitcher in back-to-back outings. The White Sox did get to Angels ace Jose Soriano last time out on the South Side but I rather doubt they are good enough to do it again tonight in Anaheim. Although, Chicago pitcher Davis Martin has been shockingly good too at 4-1 with a 1.95 ERA. He ain't that good and Martin's road splits, while very strong, are significantly worse than at home.