Toronto Blue Jays look to sweep Chicago and win their 10th straight at home!
With their season nearly one-quarter over, the Toronto Blue Jays' surprising run isn't losing any steam.
To keep it going, the Blue Jays could use a rebound from rookie starter Scott Richmond as they try to sweep a four-game home series over the struggling Chicago White Sox on Monday.
After failing for the 15th straight season to reach the playoffs in 2008, Toronto (26-14) has surprisingly surged to the AL's best record thanks in part to a major league-leading 15 home wins. After dropping four of six to end April, the Blue Jays have bounced back to go 11-5 so far in May, including wins in the first three games of this series.
On Monday, they'll be aiming for their 10th straight victory at Rogers Centre against the White Sox, and their 14th in the last 16 overall meetings in this series.
To keep it going, the Blue Jays could use a rebound from rookie starter Scott Richmond as they try to sweep a four-game home series over the struggling Chicago White Sox on Monday.
After failing for the 15th straight season to reach the playoffs in 2008, Toronto (26-14) has surprisingly surged to the AL's best record thanks in part to a major league-leading 15 home wins. After dropping four of six to end April, the Blue Jays have bounced back to go 11-5 so far in May, including wins in the first three games of this series.
On Monday, they'll be aiming for their 10th straight victory at Rogers Centre against the White Sox, and their 14th in the last 16 overall meetings in this series.