Detroit Tigers vs Toronto Blue Jays Betting Picks & Predictions
The Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue Jays are set to conclude their three-game series north of the border, with each team looking to secure a series win. Detroit won the
Game outlook
The Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue Jays are set to conclude their three-game series north of the border, with each team looking to secure a series win. Detroit won the opening game of the series, but Toronto evened things up with a walk-off victory in a low-scoring game on Saturday. Jackson Jobe will be on the mound for the Tigers, while Jose Berrios will start for the Blue Jays. Toronto is the current betting favorite at -118. Stay tuned to see which team comes out on top in the rubber game of the series.
Betting Odds
Moneyline: Tigers +102 | Blue Jays -118
Spread: Tigers +1.5 (-192) | Blue Jays -1.5 (+167)
Total: Over/Under 8.5 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Toronto will win straight-up is 54%.
Detroit Tigers
Detroit suffered a tough loss in walk-off fashion, dropping their record to 30-16 on the season. The Tigers managed only four hits in the game, with Spencer Torkelson hitting a solo homer for their lone run. Pitcher Reese Olson had a strong outing, throwing six scoreless innings but did not factor in the decision. Jackson Jobe will take the mound for his eighth start of the season, coming off a win in his last outing. With a power ranking of 2, Detroit is currently ranked 4th in offense and 7th in defense, with a season record of 76-86.
Toronto Blue Jays Analysis
The Toronto Blue Jays rallied to pick up a victory against the Detroit Tigers, evening the series. They entered the game with a second-place standing in the AL East, four games behind the Yankees. Ernie Clement played a key role in the win, scoring the tying and winning runs. Pitcher Jose Berrios will take the mound for his 10th start of the year, with a record of 1-1 and a 4.33 ERA. The Blue Jays have a power ranking of 23 and are ranked 22nd for offense and 23rd for defense. Detroit recently went 1-2 in their last three matchups against Toronto.