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Blue Jays Look to Salvage Series Against Angels after Loss: Preview of Getaway Day Matchup

This article provides a prediction for the final matchup of a three-game series between the Blue Jays and the Angels in California. The Angels won the opening game of the series, leaving the question of whether the Blue Jays can pick up a win on getaway day or if the Angels will clinch a rare series victory. The article includes information about the starting pitchers and the current betting odds for the game. Stay tuned for the outcome of the middle game of the series on Wednesday night.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Blue Jays -123 | Angels +107
• Spread: Blue Jays -1.5 (+135) | Angels +1.5 (-157)
• Total: Over/Under 8.5 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Toronto will win straight-up is 55%.

Toronto vs Los Angeles Stats

Toronto Blue Jays

Toronto suffered their third straight loss against the Angels on Tuesday night, bringing their record to 16-19 and tying them for third in the AL East, 3.5 games behind the Yankees. George Springer and Alejandro Kirk led the team with two hits each, with both players contributing runs and RBIs. Despite homers from Springer and Anthony Santander, Toronto struggled with runners in scoring position, going zero for eight and leaving seven men on base. Jose Urena pitched 4.1 innings, allowing two runs, while Yimi Garcia took the loss, allowing three runs in one-third of an inning. Chris Bassitt will start his eighth game of the season, entering with a 2-2 record and a 2.95 ERA. Toronto ranks 26th in power rankings, with a struggling offense averaging 3.51 runs per game and a defense allowing an average of 4.60 runs per game.

Los Angeles Angels Analysis

The Los Angeles Angels secured a much-needed win against the Blue Jays, only their second in 10 games, with a big eighth inning surge. Despite their current 14-20 record, the Angels are showing promise, with strong performances from players like Logan O'Hoppe and Taylor Ward. Pitcher Jose Soriano, with a 2-4 record and a 3.83 ERA this season, will be taking the mound for the Angels in their upcoming game. The Angels are currently ranked 24th in offense, scoring an average of 3.68 runs per game, and 27th in defense, giving up an average of 5.41 runs per game. Toronto has struggled in their recent matchups against Los Angeles, winning just 1 out of their last 3 games.

Soriano Shines in Start, but Angels Bullpen Falters in Loss to Tigers - Toronto Gains Momentum

Soriano delivered a strong performance in his recent start against the Tigers, however, the Angels experienced difficulties as their bullpen failed to preserve the lead, resulting in a one-sided defeat. Despite a promising start to the season, Los Angeles continues to struggle as they seek to enhance their offensive capabilities in the absence of key player, Mike Trout. Similarly, Toronto has faced challenges with Vladmir Guerrero Jr. failing to meet expectations following his lucrative contract extension. In contrast, Bassitt has demonstrated consistently solid performances against the Angels and has shown proficiency in the current venue. It remains uncertain whether Soriano, a former reliever, can sustain a streak of successful outings considering his underlying statistics. Ultimately, Toronto holds the upper hand as they depart with a sense of momentum.

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