Patrick Sandoval has just two starts this season, one went well, one didn’t. The Blue Jays have scored three runs in a game just once in the last week, so it’s a good spot to find the form. He can go 4-5 innings then give way to a bullpen that owns a 0.85 ERA since the All-Star break. Trey Yesavage has given Boston issues, allowing only three runs in 12.2 IP against them this season. But he’s 0-2 with a 5.93 ERA in July and Boston has been hitting right-handers.

DraftKings. Trey Yesavage is under this line in all 15 starts this season, and in 23/24 career outings (including the playoffs). With a .186 average against (.195 xBA), the Jays rookie is elite in terms of preventing base runners this season. And when pairing with his 12% walk rate, Yesavage only allows a hit every 6.3 batter faced, or every 25 pitches thrown. And despite coming off a 15-game win streak, the Red Sox haven’t exactly been crushing the ball, with a .251 average against righties over the last month. Drink the juice, take the under.