The visitors hand the ball to Drew Smyly (1-4, 3.63 ERA) who gave up ten hits and six earned runs over five innings in Tuesday's 6-4 loss to Seattle, striking out five. Smyly has only been able to reach the fifth inning in each of his last two starts and the six runs he gave up were the most he's served up all season. The BlueJays go with JA Happ who owns the second-best ERA (1.68) in the Major Leagues since Aug. 14 of last year. He has surrendered three runs or fewer in 17 consecutive outings, the second-longest streak in baseball. Happ has also been dominant in Canada, going 2-0 with a tiny 1.91 ERA in front of the home town crowd thus far. I'm on the BlueJays here on Monday night.