Boston Red Sox @ Baltimore Orioles

This is one of two games on the slate which has some weather concerns, so we are going to need more news as the game gets closer to first pitch. The Red Sox are heavy -155 road favorites, where David Price will be on the mound. He has five or more strikeouts in three straight starts while allowing seven total earned runs in that span. If this game does play, Price should be a safer option, since the Orioles have a team wOBA sitting at .290 vs LHP, which is fourth worst in the league. The Red Sox come in with an implied run total set at 5.03, which is fourth highest on the slate. Dylan Bundy is giving up 2.18 HR/9 to right-handed hitters this season, which won’t end well for him against this powerful Red Sox offense. Mookie Betts , J.D. Martínez , Xander Bogaerts and Steve Pearce should all be in play tonight, really just a matter of if you have the salary for them in your lineups.

Oakland Athletics @ Texas Rangers

This game has an over-under set at 11.5, which is the highest on the slate, even higher than the game at Coors Field. The first two games of this series have had a total of 41 runs and we should be in for much of the same tonight. Martín Pérez is pitching for the Rangers, who is giving a .350 wOBA to lefties this year and a .467 wOBA to righties, but it comes from a smaller sample size. You should be trying to target several of the Oakland hitters for your lineups tonight, many of who have power upside. Mark Canha .296 ISO. Khris Davis .260 ISO. Matt Chapman .199 ISO. Chad Pinder .186 ISO. On the Texas side, they have an implied run total set at 5.99, so they are also in line to be scoring plenty of runs. Edwin Jackson is pitching for the Athletics tonight, who has looked good in his limited starts this season, but historically has been a very home run prone pitcher. I would stick with the lefties from Texas who have home run upside. Joey Gallo .307 ISO. Shin-Soo Choo .216 ISO. Rougned Odor .184 ISO. Ronald Guzman .168 ISO.

Houston Astros @ Colorado Rockies

This is the other game where weather could be an issue, so check your sources for any updates before first pitch. This game should be the most straightforward game out of any of the games on this slate. It’s Coors Field, the best hitter’s park in the league, so you should be doing what you can to have exposure to the batters here. Playing pitchers here is a very risky play, but Charlie Morton is on the hill for the Astros, who has some tournament upside due to the Rockies having a 23.4% strikeout rate vs RHP, which is ninth worst in the league. If you aren’t playing him, load up on the bats and it ultimately comes down to how much salary you have available in your lineups.

Chicago White Sox @ Los Angeles Angels

With the weather issues, and the Coors Field game on this slate, Tyler Skaggs is looking to be the top option at pitcher. He is facing off against the White Sox, who have a .297 team wOBA vs LHP, which seventh worst in the league. This is a solid pitcher’s park, which should make Skaggs, the safest option on the night slate. James Shields is pitching for Chicago, who is giving up a .320 wOBA and 1.08 HR/9 to righties this season, which should play nicely for the Angels, who generally roll out seven or more right-handed hitters in their lineup. It’s very hot in LA today, which should prove to be a nice boost to the hitters tonight. Outside of Mike Trout , the Angels hitters aren’t overly expensive, which should make them very viable to stack up tonight, which can also be a nice pivot away from Coors Field. The Angels have an implied run total set at 5.22, which is actually higher than both of the Astros and Rockies, so plenty of runs to be had here.