This is a 10* play on the Toronto Blue Jays.

The stakes are high at Fenway on the final day of the regular season. The Jays need to win to lock up a Wild Card berth, while the Red Sox are looking to finish ahead of Cleveland, which would give them home field in the ALDS.

David Price will toe the rubber for the Red Sox, and he's coming off a real stinker. Price (17-9, 4.04 ERA) was rocked for six runs on 12 hits and three home runs in a loss to the Yankees his last time out. He's been far from perfect this season, especially in day games where he has a 5.18 ERA in 11 starts.

The Jays hand the ball to Aaron Sanchez, who has been dealing all year long. Sanchez (14-2, 3.06 ERA) struck out 10 Orioles while allowing one run on five hits in a home win over Baltimore his last time out. He's 8-1 with a 2.56 ERA in 16 appearances on the road this season, and he was dominant in his only start at Fenway. He went seven innings, allowing one run and fanning seven in that game.

Because of Toronto's shaky bullpen, I prefer to take the runs in case the closer blows the save.

Take TOR.

GL,

Jesse Schule