Dylan Cease's dominant road record makes Blue Jays run line a strong bet against the Athletics

I hope you all are having a great Labor Day weekend.

After this, the sports calendar really heats up as three of the four major seasons begin within the next 60 days, and so do the Major League Baseball Playoffs.

We are back to the grind on the diamond today as we have a fairly full slate of baseball, but I've picked one of the last games of the day for us to bet on as the Blue Jays take on the Athletics.

The Toronto Blue Jays have to be one of the more frustrating teams for the fans and the organizational leadership alike.

They looked like hot garbage for a lot of the season, but all of a sudden, the team is playing good baseball and once again looks like a threat to the American League.

They still don't have a playoff position that they can rest comfortably in, but as of right now, the team is at least back in contention.

They are getting production from many hitters on the roster, and even Vlad Guerrero Jr. seems to be heating up, as he is hitting .350 in September as of Sunday morning.

His power is still down, with just eight home runs, but the weird thing is he has hit them all on the road this year.

ZERO BS.

JUST DAKICH.

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The main reason, in my opinion, for this turnaround can be attributed to tonight's starter, Dylan Cease.

This has been a great year for Cease, and he is probably going to be one of the finalists for the Cy Young Award.