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Boston Red Sox Favored to Win as Toronto Blue Jays Struggle Heading into Four-Game Series

On Monday, the Toronto Blue Jays (5-4) will face off against the Boston Red Sox (4-4) in the first game of a four-game series at Fenway Park. Toronto is coming off two consecutive losses, while Boston recently defeated the St. Louis Cardinals. Both teams will be missing several key players due to injuries. Jose Berrios will start for the Blue Jays and Richard Fitts for the Red Sox. Boston is the current favorite to win the game. Be sure to stay updated with our detailed prediction for the Toronto Blue Jays vs. Boston Red Sox matchup.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Blue Jays +115 | Red Sox -130
• Spread: Blue Jays +1.5 (-170) | Red Sox -1.5 (+146)
• Total: Over/Under 9 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Boston will win straight-up is 57%.

Toronto vs Boston Stats

Toronto Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays are currently ranked 7th in batting average, showing strong offensive performance with key players like Andres Gimenez leading in home runs and RBI. However, Vladimir Guerrero Jr has yet to hit a home run this season. On the mound, Toronto is ranked 4th in Quality Starts, with Chris Bassett standing out for his low ERA and high number of strikeouts. The team sits at #20 in offense, #13 in defense, and holds a 5-5 record so far this season.

Boston Red Sox Analysis

The Boston Red Sox have had a solid start to the season, ranking 9th in runs scored, 10th in batting average and on-base percentage, and 11th in slugging percentage. Wilyer Abreu has been a standout player with a .500 batting average, 3 home runs, and 8 RBI. The team has shown power at the plate with 25 extra-base hits in 8 games. On the mound, Boston is 6th in batting average allowed but ranks lower in WHIP and ERA. Garrett Crochet has been a key player with a 1.38 ERA and 12 strikeouts. The Red Sox have a power ranking of 14 and are ranked 8th in offense and 12th in defense, with a 4-4 record overall. Toronto has had recent success against Boston, winning 2 out of their last 3 matchups.

Toronto Blue Jays Struggling as Boston Red Sox Shine: Pitching Key Difference Maker

The Toronto Blue Jays have faced difficulties in recent games, losing 12 out of their last 18 matches, with a 4-8 record during the month of April. In contrast, the Boston Red Sox have achieved three consecutive victories, demonstrating strong performance. Positioned 9th in runs scored, 10th in batting average, and 11th in slugging percentage, the Red Sox have shown prowess on the field. Left-handed pitcher Crochet has been a key player for Boston, allowing only two runs in 13 innings while recording 12 strikeouts and just three walks. Meanwhile, Toronto's starting pitcher Jose Berrios has struggled, giving up eight runs in 10.2 innings and holding a 6.75 ERA and 1.69 WHIP. Toronto's leading sluggers, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr, Anthony Santander, and George Springer, have yet to find their stride in the current season. Springer's recent injury adds further uncertainty to Toronto's lineup.

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