Oakland isn't half-bad at home (17-12), but overall, they are not very good. Run diff. of -60 is the second worst in baseball. Jays should be able to win the next two. I'm curious to see Cotton pitch tomorrow for Oakland, a Dodger prospect who went in the Rich Hill trade. Cotton has not looked very good so far. 

Top two hitting teams in baseball are Houston and Washington, who, incidentally, have the two best records. I watched the Nationals-Dodgers game last night, Washington's batting lineup is good, three guys hitting over .320, not really a weak bat in the lineup, and then you have Scherzer, Strasburg, Roark, Gonzalez- four quality starters. Not much of a bullpen, but still.

Right now, Houston, Washington, and probably the Cubs are the frontrunners, even though the Cubs just over .500, I figure Maddon will get them on a roll.

As for the Jays, a wild card contender, and a strong one at that if the starting pitch gets on a roll too. That means you Happ.