Yep, I see this number. So I'm going two units to match it. That's how much I prefer insurance. The Guardians don't have much lefty power and their one guy who does, stellar rookie Chase DeLauter, is sitting. Cleveland has lost three in a row and not hitting much as it is. The Rays haven't lost a Nick Martinez start since mid-June. And I don't even need a win. Cleveland plays a ton of one-run games (35) because of weak lineup.

I think the price here on the Rays is a bit light for two teams kind of going in different directions. Just because Jose Ramirez is back now doesn't make the Rays offense any easier to navigate, and I don't trust Tanner Bibee to successfully get through the first half of this game without giving up multiple runs. He allowed seven baserunners in five innings earlier this year when they faced off but escaped with just one run allowed. I don't see him being that lucky today. Bibee has struggled vs. lefties, with a .359 wOBA and ISO over .250 of late, allowing 20 homers with 14 coming against lefties and the Rays project to have seven lefties in the lineup today.