Nathan Eovaldi has been exceptional this season, pitching to a 2.03 ERA and 0.80 WHIP with an astounding 53:4 K:BB ratio in 48.2 innings. Detroit's bats have cooled off in this series, scoring just two runs on Friday and three on Saturday. Now they face one of the league's most consistent starters.

Reese Olson has been solid, but I'm not convinced he can outduel Eovaldi. He walks a lot of batters (28th percentile in BB%) and allows too many hard hits (14th percentile in hard-hit%). The Rangers picked up momentum with Saturday's 10-run performance and will leave Michigan with a series victory on Sunday.