Granted, Jake Odorizzi has been brilliant since the All-Star break going 5-0 with a 1.64 ERA. But the Red Sox-Rays still can't have a total this low. Drew Pomeranz has found it much tougher in the American League with a 4.23 ERA in seven starts since coming from the Padres and Odorizzi can't keep up this pace.

Both teams have been swinging well and both teams have bullpen fatigue issues following yesterday's 11-inning game.

Boston has the No. 1 offense in baseball. The Red Sox are averaging more than six runs during their past 13 games. The Rays are averaging 6.2 runs during their past 10 games.

The over has cashed in nine of the Rays' last 11 home games.