Sean

Keys

Guerrero missed Tuesday’s game with back tightness, but it was never expected to be a serious issue. Perhaps another day or two off could have helped the slumping first baseman with a mental reset, but he’s back in Toronto’s lineup already. It’s hard to keep him out of fantasy lineups outside of shallow leagues where multiple difference-makers can be found on the waiver wire. Sean Keys will start at DH and bat eighth with George Springer on the paternity list.

It’s Okamoto’s birthday, and his present is not having to face Nolan McLean. The newly 30-year-old will get a breather with Sean Keys getting his first start at third since being promoted to the majors.