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Chicago turns to RHP Lucas Giolito, who has been money at home, going 3-1 with a 2.70 ERA and .205 opponent batting average. However, he hasn’t been able to bring that solid pitching with him on the road, going just 1-3 with 5.68 ERA and .292 OBA with 14 walks and six homers allowed in just 31 2/3 innings in six starts away from home. The Yankees turn to RHP Clarke Schmidt, who has been a little better lately. Still, he has been hammered for a 5.01 ERA and 1.51 WHIP overall this season. While he is 2-2 with a 3.52 ERA in 30 2/3 innings in six May starts, he has allowed two or more walks in five of those six starts, while coughing up at least five hits in five of those outings, too. He is just 1-4 with a 4.68 ERA with six homers and 11 walks allowed in 32 2/3 innings in seven outings in front of the home fans. Consider that the over is 14-5 in Yankees last 19 games following a win.

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Miami is a much better-hitting team at home this season, hitting .267 in front of the home crowd including 76 extra-base hits. Starter Luzardo is also much better in front of the home crowd, despite his rough outing in his last start in Miami. His ERA is nearly a run lower at home while his K/9 rate jumps up by a strikeout per game. He faces a Royals' lineup that is hitting just .226 on the road this season and .248 vs. left-handed pitching. Greinke is winless on the road this season and his ERA jumps up by nearly a run and a half away from Kauffman Stadium. The Marlins’ offense is hot, and that is a big deal for a team that was expected to have to scratch for runs and rely on its pitching staff all season.

Rating: 2 Units

A's right-hander James Kaprielian (0-6, 8.12 ERA) is scheduled to start opposite Pirates right-hander Mitch Keller (7-1, 3.25). Kaprielian has split time this season between Oakland and Triple-A Las Vegas. He is the first A's pitcher to start a season 0-6 since Mike Mohler lost his first eight decisions in 1997. Kaprielian has the dubious distinction of pitching no more than seven innings in all 54 of his career starts. Keller, who has never faced the A's, has won four decisions in a row and has notched at least eight strikeouts in seven straight outings while establishing himself as the Pirates' ace.  Of the A's 62 games this season, they've lost by more than one run 49 times. They are now 5-26 on the road.

Rating: 2 Units

The Baltimore Orioles will be out to continue their road success behind Kyle Gibson when they face the Milwaukee Brewers today in the opener of a three-game series. Gibson (7-3, 3.89 ERA) will be opposed by Freddy Peralta (5-5, 4.62) in a matchup of right-handers. The Brewers lost 2-0 at Cincinnati on Monday after winning the first three games of the series. Milwaukee managed just one hit in six innings against Reds left-hander Andrew Abbott, who was making his major league debut. Milwaukee is 28-4 this season when scoring four runs or more, 4-24 when generating three runs or fewer. Gibson has won his past three starts, allowing four runs in 19 2/3 innings for a 1.83 ERA over that stretch. He has not given up a home run in his past four starts and has served up just six all season. Peralta has been inconsistent, losing three of his past four starts. He lasted six innings in his latest outing despite giving up three runs on a pair of first-inning homers in a 3-1 loss at Toronto on Thursday.