We saw Toronto blister Boston's pitching to the tune of a franchise-record 28 runs Friday night, piling up the most runs by a team in the history of Fenway Park. The Blue Jays followed up with a more methodical 4-1 win on Saturday behind Alek Manoah for their seventh win in the last eight games. Meanwhile, Boston lost for the 16th time in their last 22 contests: they saw Chris Sale and Rafael Devers hit the IL in the past week and they are starting a rookie pitcher in Brayan Bello with a 10.13 ERA and a 2.375 WHIP over eight innings in his first two big league starts. Meanwhile, Ross Stripling is 5-2 with a 2.00 ERA, a 0.933 WHIP, six walks and 40 strikeouts over 45 innings in his last nine outings, eight starts. Opposing hitters are slashing just .217/.244/.319 against him in that stretch. Boston has been sputtering and Toronto looks good after firing Charlie Montoyo. Give the upper hand to the visitors as they sweep the set.