I got to believe the Angels stay hot as they are now 13-3 in their last 16 road games. They have a distinct match up advantage on the mound here with Dan Haren who has dominated the Jays vs. Brett Cecil making just his 3rd start this year and struggling to go deep. Cecil is on just 4 days of rest after 98 pitches compared to Haren who is on 5 days rest. Dan Haren has dominated the Jays in the past despite his tendency to give up home runs in 2012. IN his last 2 starts in Toronto last year he posted a 2.40 ERA and a 0.73 WHIP. Over the last three years he has a 2.43 ERA in 4 starts on turf. The Jays have a .226 average and a .684 OPS vs. Haren in their career. Their main issues is going to be dealing with Haren's #2 pitch the cutter which he throws a third of the time. The Jays are ranked 28th this year vs. the cutter.
ON the flip side Brett Cecil will have his hands fill with the #1 offense in June. The Angels have exploded and have come on real fast hitting lefties hard but also righties. They have an .831 OPS this month and over their last 10 games they are hitting .368 and scoring 7.68 runs per 9 vs. LHP. Career vs. Cecil they have hit him hard with an .837 OPS. Cecil has 5 career starts vs. the Angels posting a 6.43 ERA. Cecil over his last 3 years has posted a 4.79 ERA at home and even worse a 6.08 ERA in June compared to Haren's 2.93 ERA in June. Haren has struggled of late giving us plenty of value on this line. The Jays are 5-14 in their last 19 as a dog and I don't think their bats can keep up with the Angels who are also getting success out of their bullpen a 1.01 ERA over their last 10.
