The White Sox touched up Dakota Hudson for five earned runs yesterday, but that type of performance is uncommon. Just 10 righty starters have given up more than 3.5 earned runs against Chicago all season. Cal Quantrill has allowed more than two earned runs in just one of his last seven road starts and that came against the Dodgers. I'm not breaking any news when I tell you the White Sox offense is not the Dodgers. Chicago owns just a 76 OPS+ against righties and a 73 OPS+ at home, and with Quantrill posting a 3.06 ERA away from Coors, I believe his line is a run too high.

Two of the worst offenses in the majors and it's apparently not going to be windy, so this is an interesting number. Colorado's Cal Quantrill has a 1.50 ERA in three day starts ... you know what, I'm not even going to bother. These lineups should not combine for nine-plus runs unless there is a jet stream or two truly awful starting pitchers or it's Disco Demolition Night. None appear to be the case. DraftKings currently has the only 9 on our board. I'm not sure this shouldn't be 8.