Gavin Williams struck out the White Sox eight times last time he saw them and he averages exactly seven strikeouts per game at home this season. The Sox are a high-strikeout team in general, too, sitting fifth in strikeout percentage in the majors.

The White Sox are a totally different team on the road, sitting now with an away record of 17-27. Guardians' starter, Gavin Williams, has a 2.74 ERA at home, too.

Caesar’s. After an impressive start to his season, Gavin Williams pitched to a 6.04 ERA across his five June starts. He failed to finish six innings in each of those outings, while needing a whopping 4.21 pitches per plate appearance - similar pitch efficiency issues that have plagued him throughout his career. He’ll face the White Sox - one of the teams that chased him early in June. The surprising South-Siders have established themselves as an above average offense this season, and have hit righties to the tune of a .778 OPS and 118 wRC+ over the last two weeks. They’ve also been one of the teams that handle power pitchers the best, with a .751 team OPS. At plus odds, I love this line.