The 44-49 Cubs, with their below average offense and defense, are trying to do what hasn't been done this season: Beat the 57-35 Orioles three straight in Baltimore. The Orioles haven't lost three in a row at Camden Yards all season.

The Cubs, though, have captured the first two games of this three-game series. Chicago's record is 4-10-1 in road series.

Anything is possible in baseball, but I don't see a Cubs sweep. The price is low enough to back Baltimore big in a pitching matchup of lefty Justin Steele against Albert Suarez.

Steele is off his first complete game. So he's in unknown territory for this start. He faces a potent Baltimore lineup that ranks first in the majors in several categories, including runs and homers. The Orioles rank No. 2 in slugging percentage and No. 3 in OPS against lefties.

Suarez is one of the more underrated pitchers in baseball. He's 5-2 with a 2.48 ERA. Suarez has a 1.50 home ERA. He's allowed only one run during his last three home starts against the Rangers, Braves and Rays.