The Rays look pretty invincible, especially with Springs going a full seven innings yesterday, giving most of the pen the day off. While they have yet to face tough competition, they are still 7-0 with starters and relievers under 2.50 ERA (first in the league) and tops also in runs/9, OPS, and HRs. It's Rasmussen on Sunday. He allowed 0 runs on 2 hits in his first start, and was very good in the preseason. He'll be up against Kaprielian, who bombed in his first start, allowing a run an inning. He is a better pitcher than he showed in game one, but won't get much support from a struggling A's offense, ranked in the high twenties in most of the league's offense categories.

It'll be closer than yesterday, but the Rays will still come out on top. Take Tampa Bay on the run line at - 1 1/2.