Not much separating these two at the Coliseum this week. Only ten runs have been scored, five by each, across the first three games, with the Rays winning the last two nights. Remember, though, the A's are still a solid 18-12 since right before front of the All-Star break, and will gladly take its chances with ex-Pirate Osvaldo Bido, who hasn't allowed a run in his last two star6ts, going six innings in each. Granted, Jeffrey Springs has been solid for Tampa Bay his last two starts as well, but his work is limited this season to four games, and his only road start was a rough one at St Louis on August 6, allowing four runs and six hits (with two homers) in a 4-3 loss to the Cardinals. Play A's on Money Line