Jose Berrios' recent struggles open door for Colorado Rockies against Toronto Blue Jays in interleague showdown at Coors Field

On Tuesday, MLB betting action includes an interleague showdown between the Toronto Blue Jays and Colorado Rockies at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado. The Blue Jays are favored with a moneyline of -190 for the game, with the total set at 11.5 runs. This preview focuses on the prediction for Tuesday's game, excluding Monday's opener. The first pitch at Coors Field is scheduled for 8:40 PM ET.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Blue Jays -200 | Rockies +170
Spread: Blue Jays -1.5 (-137) | Rockies +1.5 (+115)
Total: Over/Under 11.5 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Toronto will win straight-up is 67%.

Toronto Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays have recently struggled in their last eight games, only winning two of them. Despite this, they are still leading the AL East division, ahead of the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. Over the past week, the Blue Jays have had a .262/.338/.386 triple-slash and their bullpen has struggled with a 9.10 ERA. Jose Berrios will be starting at Coors Field on Tuesday night, with a 7-4 record and 3.84 ERA this season. Berrios has had success in previous matchups against the Rockies, not allowing a run through two starts.

Colorado Rockies

The Colorado Rockies had a mixed week, going 3-3 with a road series loss to the Cleveland Guardians followed by a home series win against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The series at Coors Field was high-scoring, with both teams combining for 30 runs. The Rockies are working to avoid setting a record for the worst record in Modern Era. They have had a strong batting performance with a .304/.350/.592 triple-slash, but their bullpen has struggled with a 7.22 ERA, 1.88 WHIP, and .289 batting average against. Kyle Freeland will pitch on Tuesday night, with a 2-11 record and 5.26 ERA in 2025. In his last outing, he allowed two earned runs in three innings. Against the Toronto Blue Jays, Freeland gave up four earned runs in five innings last year, with the current Jays batting 9-for-35 with a home run against him.

Jose Berrios' recent struggles open door for Colorado Rockies against Toronto Blue Jays

Jose Berrios has demonstrated a strong performance historically against the Colorado Rockies. However, he has faced recent challenges, conceding four or more runs in four out of his last six appearances. The absence of Berrios pitching at Coors Field raises concerns, given the Rockies' impressive offensive statistics against right-handed pitchers in recent games. Conversely, the Toronto Blue Jays have struggled against left-handed pitchers in the same timeframe. Additionally, both teams' bullpens have not been performing well recently. As a result, the Rockies' runline presents a potentially valuable opportunity in this upcoming matchup.

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