Corey Kluber is an absolute monster, one of the five best pitchers in baseball. Kluber is in great form, too, with a 1.56 ERA in his last nine starts since returning from the DL. Opposing hitters are batting .160 against him during this span. Kluber also has a mind-boggling 94 strikeouts in 63 1/3 innings in this time frame, walking only 11.

Kluber is being opposed by southpaw J.A. Happ, who has a 2.43 ERA during his last seven starts. He hasn't given up more than three earned runs during these outings. Happ has a lifetime 2.86 ERA against the Indians in six appearances, including five starts. The under is 18-7-3 (72 percent) in Happ's past 28 road starts.

The under has cashed 13 of the past 19 times the Indians have faced a lefty starter at home. This can be partially explained by the Indians being weaker against lefties than righties.

These teams have a history of playing below the total when meeting with nine of the last 11 in the series going under.

Because it's Sunday there's also a possibility of regular players getting a day off. The weather forecast is for a slight wind to be blowing in.