Blue Jays to Face Marlins in Season Finale with Neither Team Advancing to Postseason

Game outlook

The Toronto Blue Jays will face off against the Miami Marlins in their final game of the regular season, with neither team advancing to the postseason this year. The Blue Jays currently hold a 74-87 overall record and are in last place in the AL East division, while the Marlins are 61-100 and tied for the worst record in the NL with the Rockies. Both teams will be playing for pride in this matchup, with the first pitch set for 3:07 P.M. EST. Ryan Weathers will start for the Marlins, while the Blue Jays' starting pitcher is yet to be determined. Toronto is the favored team with a betting line of -155 that hasn't moved.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Marlins +130 | Blue Jays -155

Spread: Marlins +1.5 (-166) | Blue Jays -1.5 (+140)

Total: Over/Under 8 (-110)

Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Toronto will win straight-up is 61%.

Miami Marlins

Miami Marlins have had a challenging season, currently holding a 61-100 overall record and sitting in last place in the National League East division. They are tied with the Rockies for the worst record in the National League. Despite this, the Marlins have shown some improvement by winning four of their last five games, including a recent 8-1 victory against the Blue Jays. Left-handed pitcher Ryan Weathers will start in the team's final game of the season, with a 4-6 record and a 3.81 ERA. The Marlins have been successful in winning three straight games on the road that Weathers has started. Miami's offense is ranked 28th in the league, scoring an average of 3.91 runs per game, while their defense is ranked 29th, allowing an average of 5.24 runs against them per game. The Marlins have a .243 batting average this season and have struggled with run production, ranking third lowest in the league in runs scored.