We fade Trevor Rogers, pretty much against anyone. The fact he and the pathetic Marlins (14-27 on road) are facing a Houston team that’s surging back to the top of the AL West makes it all the more intriguing. Miami is 3-14 in Rogers’ starts, with 13 of those losses being by two or more runs. The Astros are back home, where they are 9-2 in their last 11 - with each win coming by at least two runs. And those were against starters of a much higher caliber than Rogers, who owns a 4.91 ERA. This ballpark has been very favorable for Houston’s lineup. Miami failed to cover in seven of its last nine road losses.