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The Royals have been a solid offensive team this season, ranked No. 14 in batting average (.244). They are without four of their top five batters this weekend due to the COVID-19 rules, though.

Shortstop Bobby Witt Jr., who has 85 hits and 13 home runs, is the only mainstay available. He is facing a Toronto pitching staff that is No. 19 with an ERA of 3.99.

Left-handed pitcher Kris Bubic is expected to start for Kansas City on Sunday. He allowed three runs on eight hits and two walks across 5.2 innings against Detroit on Tuesday.

Bubic has struggled this year, going 1-6 with a 6.63 ERA.

 

The Blue Jays have been an excellent offensive team, ranked second in the majors in batting average (.261).

They are led by shortstop Bo Bichette, who has 98 hits and 49 RBIs. First baseman Vlad Guerrero Jr. has hit 20 home runs and driven in 56 runs.

They are facing a Kansas City pitching staff that is No. 27 with an ERA of 4.82. Right-handed pitcher Jose Berrios is expected to start for Toronto on Sunday.

He allowed three earned runs on six hits and no walks while striking out a season-high 13 batters across six innings against Philadelphia on Tuesday. Berrios still has a disappointing 5.38 ERA overall this year, though.

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Why the f*** is Springer not playing?

 

So what I have determined is that this team really dislikes going on extended winning streaks. So they weaken the lineup after a potential season changing win for the extra challenge of winning more games

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Why not Tapia in CF instead of Zimmer?

 

Need to reward Zimmer for his great baserunning yesterday.

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Need to reward Zimmer for his great baserunning yesterday.

 

With Biggio and Tapia available but Zimmer still getting the start, I think it's safe to assume that Ross still has influence on the line up.

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Too many players made the all Star game from this average Jays team. That will be the highlight of their season because they likely won't be making the playoffs

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