The Athletics have cratered, losing 10 of their last 11. They’ve scored two runs or less in four of their last five games. The last two weeks, their team OPS is .551 vs. right-handers, and .518 on the road. That’s makes it a good spot for White Sox starter Sean Burke. In his last four starts, he’s given up five total runs over 25 innings. Three of those runs came on solo homers. The A’s have two home runs off right-handers over their last 99 at-bats. The White Sox bats were non-existent in Boston, scoring just two runs in a three-game sweep. If they can’t bounce back at home against Jacob Lopez (8.07 ERA last seven starts), that’s trouble.