Blue Jays Set to Face Rockies in Final Game of Series at Coors Field with Key Players Unavailable - Check Out the Toronto Blue Jays vs Colorado Rockies Prediction for Wednesday's Matchup! Free MLB Picks Available.

On Wednesday, the Toronto Blue Jays will face the Colorado Rockies in the final game of a three-game series at Coors Field. The Blue Jays currently lead the American League East by three games, while the Rockies trail first place in the National League West by a significant margin. Both teams have several key players unavailable for the game. For a more detailed analysis of the upcoming matchup, be sure to read the Toronto Blue Jays vs Colorado Rockies prediction. Don't miss out on our free MLB picks for this game and take a swing for the fences!

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Blue Jays -212 | Rockies +185
Spread: Blue Jays -1.5 (-145) | Rockies +1.5 (+125)
Total: Over/Under 11.5 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Toronto will win straight-up is 68%.

Toronto Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays are currently excelling in several hitting categories, ranking in the top eight in on-base percentage, batting average, runs scored, and slugging percentage. Leading in these categories are players such as George Springer, Vladimir Guerrero Jr, and Bo Bichette. The team has accumulated an impressive number of extra-base hits in their 114 games. On the mound, Toronto ranks 13th in batting average against, WHIP, and Quality Starts, but are 22nd in ERA. Kevin Gausman leads the team in strikeouts, while Chris Bassitt leads in wins. Gausman will be starting on the mound for Toronto in their upcoming game.

Colorado Rockies

The Colorado Rockies currently rank in the bottom tier of Major League Baseball in several offensive and pitching statistics. Despite this, Hunter Goodman has emerged as the team's most productive hitter, leading in multiple categories such as home runs, RBI, and hits. Mickey Moniak has also contributed significantly with his 17 home runs and 44 RBI. On the pitching side, Colorado has struggled with Quality Starts and ranks last in ERA, WHIP, and batting average against. Antonio Senzatela leads the team in victories, while Kyle Freeland will be starting on Wednesday with a 2-11 record and 5.26 ERA.

Blue Jays Primed for Offensive Surge Against Rockies' Weak Pitching Staff

Despite Toronto's starting pitcher's recent struggles, the Blue Jays are expected to have a significant advantage at the plate against the weakest pitching staff in baseball, Colorado. The Rockies are currently last in runline with a record of 46-66, while Toronto ranks third at 66-48. Additionally, Toronto has dominated in head-to-head matchups against Colorado, winning four of the last five games, including a convincing 14-run victory on Monday. Colorado has been struggling, losing six of their last nine games and five of the last six against American League teams. Toronto's Kevin Gausman, though coming off a rough outing, is poised for a strong performance compared to Colorado's Kyle Freeland, who gave up two runs in just three innings in his last start. Toronto's strong hitting lineup puts them in the top eight of four categories, while Colorado ranks last in three pitching categories.

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