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Saturday’s Boston Red Sox starter Lucas Giolito, for example, works from an uber-high, over-the-top slot, throwing a 93-m.p.h. fastball with a relatively flat vertical approach angle, a tight, 87-m.p.h. slider trending into a cutter, and a changeup that fades over a foot to his arm-side.

The Toronto Blue Jays fell 4-2 to the Chicago White Sox at Rogers Center on Sunday, dropping the rubber game of the three-game set and finishing their homestand at .500 (3-3). Chicago mounted a three-run rally in the eighth inning—including a double by Miguel Vargas—after Toronto’s offense had tied the game in the seventh.