MLB odds, predictions, and picks for Toronto Blue Jays at Colorado Rockies on September 2. MLB free pick for Blue Jays-Rockies.
: Covers may receive advertising commissions for visits to a sportsbook or betting siteThe Blue Jays tacked on some important late runs last night as a -200 favorite in the 13-9 series-opening win and bettors were quick to back them again this morning.
Toronto opened as a -170 road favorite but as of 11 a.m. ET had shortened substantially to -210. I was bearish on this team last night as the Jays were under a ton of pressure, heading to altitude for the first time since 2019, and were dealing with injuries. Honestly, the Jays did next to nothing in a great matchup vs. starter Chris Flexen and took advantage of the league’s worst bullpen that came in rested and still surrendered eight runs over three-plus innings. That same blueprint could be on display again today and if bettors want to hit the Under or take a piece of the Rockies, betting the first five innings is advised. Tyler Blach has been great for the Rockies as a starter, pitching to a 3.72 ERA across five August starts with just one coming at Coors. He has just 26 punchouts over 48 innings, so the lefty does not miss bats and the Jays hit left-handed pitching well. It wouldn’t surprise me to see the Toronto's hitting confidence bleed over into today as hitting is contagious and all but one starter had two or more bases last night. Blach could pitch a gem and this Colorado bullpen would more than likely blow it. Yusei Kikuchi has been the best AL pitcher in the second half with a 2.36 ERA, but he’s been hit a little over his last two starts with seven runs over 10+ innings. The Rockies are not a great offense but still managed to put up nine runs vs. Hyun Jin Ryu and a rested bullpen last night. The best bet to take advantage of the potential for late scoring is with a prop at bet365 called the highest scoring period. It’s a three-way market that has the first five innings, tied, or rest of game. The rest of game bet is paying +125 and although it’s at a disadvantage due to fewer innings, the potential for crooked numbers with both of these bullpens is massive. Neither starter is projected to get deep so both teams will be digging deep into their stable of relievers. On the season, the Jays are 19-15 straight up as a road favorite and 6-3 SU as a -150 or shorter road favorite. The total opened at 11.5 at some books and has moved to 12 at most places as of this morning. Last night’s total closed at 12.5 and I feel with the late-inning potential for runs and the Jays adapted to the altitude, this total should be 12.5.Looking to bet on some Jays action? Join Sports Interaction, the best in Canada for new bettors.The Toronto Blue Jays have hit the first five innings team total Over in 10 of their last 16 games . Find morewill launch on September 28 — but you can
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