Even if Jacoby Ellsbury can't play because of an ankle injury, the Yankees have enough going in the starting pitching matchup to lay this road price.

The Yankees are playing well winning seven of their past nine to get back into the wild-card race. They have the best record in days games at 28-17. Toronto is having a brutal August losing 17 of 24. The Blue Jays have a losing record in day games and are averaging only 3.3 runs per game this month. Now Toronto faces a rejuvenated Michael Pineda.

Pineda is making his fourth start since being out nearly four months. Pineda has allowed just four runs in three starts since returning. He has a 1.95 ERA on the year and his arm strength is increasing.

The Yankees should do plenty of damage against Drew Hutchinson, who is 2-6 with a 6.33 ERA in nine day starts and has a 6.75 ERA during his past three overall starts. Hutchinson is 1-3 with a 7.08 ERA in four starts against the Yankees this season.

(Editor's note: Long-time sharp Stephen Nover cashed 72 percent of his college football totals  last year and already is 2-0 this year on his college football over/unders. Stephen has two plays going today in addition to this free selection. One is his best college football total on the board and the other is in the Penn State-UFC game in Dublin, Ireland.)