David Singh

He'll also mix in a slider sweeper, change up sinker and curve ball.

And he, despite having a pretty solid changeup, he is a normal splits guy.

So expect to see your lefties in there against them tomorrow.

We'll see Paul Skeens.

I think you get the idea at this point, but if you don't, he comes in with a 262 ERA.

Underlying metrics that are even better than that.

30% strikeout rate, 4% walk rate.

How's this?

If you are the type of person who likes command pitchers, Kevin Gosman tonight and Paul Skeens tomorrow, the two lowest walk rates among qualified starters in all of baseball.

Skeens, of course, also has elite batted ball metrics.

Great chase rate.

Doesn't get as much swing and miss as you might expect, but that's probably in part because he lives around the zone so much.

And if you're going in there against Paul Skeens and you get something over the zone, you maybe just swing and try to put wood on it because you're not going to get many pitches to hit.

Mitch Keller will pitch Sunday.

A guy who's been in the trade rumors for a couple of years at this point comes in having a pretty good season.

386 ERA, 426 expected ERA.

So right in line there.

Not a ton of strikeouts, but doesn't really walk anyone.

Has pretty good batted ball metrics and things like that.

So not an easy stretch of pitchers, but you look at it and you probably like the Blue Jays advantage in the pitching matchup Friday with Kevin Gosman against Bubba Chandler and Sunday with Dylan Cease against Mitch Keller.