The Cleveland Indians meet the Toronto Blue Jays in the second game of their series with first pitch a little after 7:10 p.m. ET. The live stream is available via a link at the bottom of the article. First, let's recap and find out what we can expect from this game. 

Though a different team on the field, Toronto fans saw a similar result from Tuesday's game as the Blue Jays lost 4-1 to the Indians. It was the fans in Cleveland celebrating the victory of the new look ball club as the Indians look like they have the right set of guys on the field to make a run at the 2013 A.L. Central, one expected to be dominated by the Detroit Tigers. 

It was old faces who won that game for the Indians as Justin Masterson pitched six innings of one-run baseball. Shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera provided an early webgem while connecting with the go-ahead two-run home run he thought was a routine flyball out. R.A. Dickey struggled in his first start and had issues with J.P. Arencibia. 

On the mound for the Blue Jays, and attempting to correct last night's woeful start to their season, will be right-hander Brandon Morrow, who looks like he can be a strikeout machine and the perfect candidate to pitch to this heavy swinging Indians team. The Blue Jays hope he can fix whatever problems he had in Spring Training as their No. 2 starter went 0-3 with a 6.14 ERA in six starts giving up four home runs. 

On the mound for the Indians will be once upon a time N.L. All-Star, Ubaldo Jimenez. He struggling last year going 9-17 in 31 starts. The Indians can only hope Jimenez can return to his old ways this new season. He went 2-2 in Spring Training posting a 4.80 ERA allowing 16 runs in 30 innings pitched. 

Do not miss the live action, click here for the live streaming game between the Toronto Blue Jays vs. Cleveland Indians. Link available through MLB.TV, so there is a fee, but it's worth it.