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Blue Jays vs Angels Odds & Picks: Toronto Has Been Turning The Tides Vs Angels

The Toronto Blue Jays (24-20) are 3-1 SU in their last four games against the Los Angeles Angels (27-19) since going 2-9 SU in their previous 11 games against them.

The Blue Jays will look to continue this trend of success as a Blue Jays vs Angels prediction favorite this Friday night in Anaheim.

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Blue Jays vs Angels Sportsbook Odds Analysis

The Blue Jays and Angels both opened this game with identical odds before betting action on Toronto as the preferred Blue Jays vs Angels prediction drove the line up to Toronto -120 as a road favorite.

Los Angeles is now listed at +100 at home, and the total in this AL matchup is set at eight runs. The OVER is 5-1 in the last six games between Toronto and Los Angeles.

Starting Pitchers

Alek Manoah had his longest outing of the season last Saturday, allowing one earned run in eight innings pitched as the Blue Jays went on to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 3-1. Manoah is having a fantastic season with a 5-1 record, a 1.62 ERA, a 0.88 WHIP and 43 strikeouts in 50 innings pitched.

Chase Silseth is set to make the third start of his career on Friday. Silseth has pitched 10.1 innings and recorded a 2.61 ERA and a 1.06 WHIP through his first two starts with the Angels this month, which both came against the Oakland Athletics.

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  • Best Spread
    +140
    -160
    TOR-1.5
    +1.5LAA
  • Best Moneyline
    -117
    +107
    TOR
    LAA
  • Best Total
    -120
    +100
    Over7.5
    7.5Under

Toronto’s Offense May Finally Be Heating Up

George Springer and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. both hit home runs against Shohei Ohtani en route to a 6-3 victory in Thursday night’s series-opener against the Angels.

The win comes one night after Toronto scored eight runs in an 8-1 road win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night, and the Blue Jays are now 7-4 SU over their last 11 games.

This recent uptick in offense over the last two games is a welcome change of pace for this Toronto team that had averaged only 2.86 runs per game over its previous 14 games.

The Blue Jays have been pitching well this season with a team ERA of 3.48, and they figure to be a legitimate contender this season if they can get their offense playing to its potential on a consistent basis.

Los Angeles Has Also Been Struggling On Offense

The Angels were red hot on offense at the beginning of this month averaging six runs per game across a 9-3 SU run during the first half of May. Los Angeles has cooled off at the plate since then however averaging 3.89 runs per game over its current 3-6 SU stretch.

Getting things back on track offensively could be difficult on Friday facing one of this year’s best pitchers in Alek Manoah. Bettors taking Los Angeles as their Angels vs Blue Jays prediction will be looking for Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani to come up with some big hits at home.

Blue Jays vs Angels Pick & Insights

Blue Jays: Keys to Victory

Alek Manoah ranks in the top five in the majors this season in both ERA and WHIP, and he hasn’t allowed more than two earned runs in any of his eight starts this season. Toronto should pick up a win as a Blue Jays vs Angels prediction with any decent run production on offense.

Angels: Keys to Victory

Toronto has scored four runs or fewer in all eight of Manoah’s starts this season, averaging only 2.25 runs per game in those eight games. If Chase Silseth can keep that trend going, the Angels’ offense should have ample opportunities to pull off the upset as a Blue Jays vs Angels pick in this one.

MLB Computer Pick: Blue Jays -125

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Shark Bites
  • Toronto is 19-12 SU as a favorite this season.
  • Los Angeles is 12-5 SU in its last 17 home games.
  • The OVER is 10-3 in Toronto’s last 13 road games.
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