The Tampa Bay Rays will be aiming to avoid being swept at home by the Kansas City Royals. Lost in yesterday’s poor result may be Junior Caminero hitting his 16th home run on the season. He also had three total hits and three RBI’s. Caminero has shown that streaky ability, and already has followed up a home run with another four times on the season. Tail Caminero over on his prop, with a split on an RBI.

The Kansas City Royals have had big sparks at the plate over their past two series against the Tampa Bay Rays, and the St. Louis Cardinals. Some of the unheralded bats in the Royals lineup are hitting for power recently. A bat that I see delivering a spark today is Michael Massey. He did have a double yesterday, and three hits in Sunday’s matchup against St. Louis. Additionally, he had had a run or RBI in six straight games. Split option here on Massey to record an RBI/home run.

The Kansas City Royals have had big sparks at the plate over their past two series against the Tampa Bay Rays, and the St. Louis Cardinals. Some of the unheralded bats in the Royals lineup are hitting for power recently. A bat that I see delivering a spark today is Michael Massey. He did have a double yesterday, and three hits in Sunday’s matchup against St. Louis. Additionally, he had had a run or RBI in six straight games. Split option here on Massey to record an RBI/home run.

It's the weak link of the Rays' rotation in Griffin Jax and Tampa Bay has not been great to us to open this week, but will the Rays really lose a third in a row at home to a bad Royals team yet again without Bobby Witt? I sure hope not. The Rays are 17-7 vs. southpaws and face a mediocre one in Noah Cameron (4-4, 4.20 ERA).