Dan Schulman

Yeah, fascinating guy.

That's one where off-air I would like to bend his ear for a long time.

We got a game tonight.

Just mentioned, it's Patrick Corbin against Shane McClanahan.

If you are looking for what will be different on the Rays' side, they have three spots in their lineup that are basically strict platoons.

So we saw Jake Fraley, Richie Palacios, and Cedric Mullins in there yesterday against a righty.

They'll probably be back in there tomorrow.

against the righty, but today those spots will almost surely go to Ben Williamson, Johnny DeLuca, and Ryan Valade as they kind of have three just full-time straight platoon, lefty, righty, no swing path, pitch type stuff, old school platoon style there.

Otherwise, you have a pretty good idea of what to expect with this team.

Jonathan Aranda and Chandler Simpson, the lefties, who still start pretty often against opposing lefties, and then I'd imagine you'd see Nick Fortes

Back in there, a catcher given Hunter Fiducia started yesterday and is a lefty.

On the Blue Jays side, they will face Shane McClanahan.

And so far this year, it has not really mattered what handedness you are against Shane McClanahan because he looks every bit like Shane McClanahan.

But would imagine you see Lenine Sosa and Myles Straw draw back in.

You're certainly not putting Andres Jimenez on the bench.

Lefty versus lefty after his two home run day yesterday.

The only one really getting it going with the bat there.

I'd imagine you see Jesus Sanchez and Johindrik Penango probably draw out in this one.

It'd be fascinating to see if Patrick Corbin can continue stabilizing this rotation spot for the Blue Jays.

They need it.