Chris Bassitt is set to start for the Blue Jays in the matchup against Strider's Braves. He's known for his reliability and could provide a strong counter to Strider's return.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has agreed to a 14-year, $500 million contract extension with the Toronto Blue Jays, marking a significant commitment from the franchise.

Chris Bassitt, with a stellar 0.98 ERA, has been a cornerstone for the Blue Jays. His performance is integral to the team's strategy, particularly in tight games where run prevention is crucial.

The Toronto Blue Jays are currently at 10-8 and have shown impressive offensive output, especially in their recent series against the Braves. With Chris Bassitt on the mound, they look to capitalize on their recent success, having gone under the total in three of their last four games with him pitching.

Chris Bassitt shows a promising 29% K rate early in the season, making his over 5.5 strikeouts an appealing bet as he faces a high strikeout Atlanta lineup. His ability to adapt during games boosts confidence in his strikeout potential.