Two bad offenses squaring off against starting pitchers who are better than they may be perceived. So at this number, I'll go Under. 

Let's begin with lefty Matthew Boyd. He's pitched well with a 2.45 ERA. This is his third start versus the Royals this season. Kansas City has only managed one earned run off him in 14 innings. The Royals have a below average offense. They've hit the third-fewest homers in the majors. 

The Under also is 21-5 (81 percent) the last 26 times the Royals have gone against a southpaw starter. The teams have an Under history, too, when going against each other with the low side 13-3-1 the past 17 times. 

Detroit's offense is even worse than Kansas City's. The Tigers rank in the bottom-five in the major offensive categories. They draw Brady Singer, who has a 3.18 ERA in day action. 

The wind will be blowing out to left field at 10-12 mph. This is somewhat offset by cloudy conditions with possible light rain and Lance Barrett slated to be the home plate umpire. The Under has cashed at a 57 percent rate the past three seasons when Barrett has been behind the plate.