Chris Bassit of late isn’t the Chris Bassitt we’ve come to know.

In fact, since July rolled around, he doesn’t seem anything like himself. In nine starts, he’s gone 2-6 throwing 47 and two-third innings, posting a 6.80 ERA, allowing a .284 batting average and .838 OPS to opposing hitters. While he’s maintained a good walk rate of 8.8 percent, with a 22.8 strikeout percentage, he’s also fallen apart at the seams at times. He’s allowed four or more earned runs against in five of those starts, and he continues to give up damage in a big way.

It pales in comparison with the first three months of his season. From March through June, he went 7-6 in 17 starts, throwing 97 and one-third innings. His ERA was just 3.24, allowing a .259 batting average and .690 OPS. His walk rate and strikeout rate remained virtually the same as it has been in the last two months, but what’s noticable is he gave up eight home runs over that stretch, the same as he has in July and August.

The good news for Bassitt is he takes the mound Wednesday evening at Fenway Park, a venue he’s had plenty of success in over his career. Across three starts and 21 innings, he’s posted a 2.14 ERA, the fourth-best number at any ballpark in baseball, with Alejandro Kirk catching for him.

Could this be where Chris Bassitt starts to find his game again?

First pitch: 7:10 p.m. EST.

TV & Radio: Sportsnet, SN590.

Moneyline: TOR +115; BOS -135.
Spread: TOR +1.5 -165; BOS -1.5 +140.
Over/Under: o9.5 -110; u9.5 -110.

*Odds at the time of publishing. Odds subject to change.

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Zach Laing is the Nation Network’s news director and senior columnist. He can be followed on Twitter at @zjlaing, or reached by email at zach@thenationnetwork.com.