It's just the second time all season that a plus price can be found on Chris Sale. Nothing against Carlos Carrasco, but I'm not going to turn down getting Sale at a value offering, especially given how the first two games of this series have played out and how bad the Indians have been at home.




The White Sox have outscored the Indians, 14-1, in winning the opening two games of this series. Cleveland has lot four in a row at Progressive Field and has the second-worst home mark in the majors at 19-28.




Chicago battered Corey Kluber for six runs Friday night so the White Sox certainly are capable to doing the same to Carrasco. Cleveland has lost 12 of the past 15 times Carrasco has faced a foe with a losing record at home.




Sale had a slow April, but has since come on to join the Cy Young Award discussion. Sale has a 2.34 ERA since May with a 143-to-19 strikeout-to-walk frame during that time frame. The lefty has the best strikeout rate of his career going this season, which is saying a lot.




The Indians have lost seven of the last nine times they've gone against a southpaw starter.

(Editor's note: Long-time pro Stephen Nover is a blazing 11-3 on his last 14 premium baseball plays and has his July Total of the Month going today in addition to this free selection.)