In Cleveland’s 6-0 win yesterday over the Texas Rangers, Chase DeLauter ended his hitless start to the month of June. He picked up two hits with a run, which I believe can be the start of a turn around at the plate for DeLauter. Jacob Degrom as stout as he is at home, will give up the extra base hits. Avoid the high juice and take DeLauter for a split for a run and RBI.

In Cleveland’s 6-0 win yesterday over the Texas Rangers, Chase DeLauter ended his hitless start to the month of June. He picked up two hits with a run, which I believe can be the start of a turn around at the plate for DeLauter. Jacob Degrom as stout as he is at home, will give up the extra base hits. Avoid the high juice and take DeLauter for a split for a run and RBI.

Another bat to keep an eye on Sunday is Ezekiel Duran of the Texas Rangers. He is in the midst of his worst stretch of games this year without a hit in four games. Just prior to the 0 for 11 stretch, Duran had a hit in six out of seven games, with three of those being multi-hit games. Take Duran over on his hitting prop as he has a strong performance today.

The host Rangers have a starting pitching edge in Sunday's rubber game, with Jacob deGrom facing Cleveland's Joey Cantillo. Texas' veteran ace has fanned 14 while allowing two runs over his past two starts, covering 11 innings; Cantillo has surrendered eight runs over his past two starts, covering six innings. Cantillo's big issue is control: 14 walks in his last 16.2 innings. Look for Texas to lead after five.