The strikeouts have always been there for Robbie Ray. But never the low ERA and consistency. That's changed this season. Ray is 13-6 with a 2.68 ERA. Oh, yes, he also has 244 strikeouts in 188 innings and probably is going to be your American League Cy Young Award winner. 

I like Ray at this price to knock off the Yankees, whose seven-game win streak ended in discouraging fashion against the Blue Jays Wednesday night. The Blue Jays beat Gerrit Cole, 6-5. It was Toronto's fifth win in its last six games versus the Yankees. 

Corey Kluber gets the start for New York. He's 5-3 with a 3.82 ERA as he gets back into shape following a lengthy injury layoff. This is his sixth start since May 25. Only once has he gone more than five innings since his return. 

The Blue Jays could have the best offense in baseball ranking in the top three in homers, runs and batting average. The Yankees rank a below average 18th in runs and 19th in batting average.