Baltimore’s offense is off to a hot start, averaging 7 runs per game in the series so far. Toronto’s offense rebounded on March 28 after a quiet Opening Day. The Orioles have shown they can explode, but Toronto’s lineup, with Guerrero Jr. and Santander, is capable of matching them, especially at home. After splitting the first two games, both teams are motivated. Toronto has a bad bullpen. Baltimore's patient bats could give Scherzer problems and we know Kremer gives up hits. We'll hope for runs.