Blue Jays vs Diamondbacks

Arizona’s 11-8 start and two-game win streak behind a surging Michael Soroka give the Diamondbacks the Moneyline edge at -143 against a 7-10 Blue Jays team that has dropped two straight and is missing key bats like George Springer and Anthony Santander, plus Alejandro Kirk behind the plate. With Soroka sitting on an unbeaten opening stretch and facing a Toronto lineup that has struggled to score on this road trip, Arizona’s run prevention looks steadier than a Jays staff still patching over injuries to Jose Berrios and Shane Bieber, even though Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Andres Gimenez punished this club in last year’s series while Eric Lauer dominated this lineup once before. Corbin Carroll’s prior success versus Toronto and Arizona’s deeper, healthier everyday core tilt this matchup toward the desert side, but the price keeps it more in solid-value than slam-dunk territory. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 17/04/2026 10:12

Michael Soroka’s early-season form and Arizona’s recent run of tight, lower-scoring wins make the Under 9 at -125 attractive against a slumping Blue Jays club that’s on a two-game skid and down multiple middle-of-the-order pieces, including Springer and Santander, with Kirk also sidelined. Eric Lauer’s previous strong outing against this Diamondbacks core, plus Toronto’s rotation depth being tested by injuries to Berrios and Bieber, points toward both managers leaning on their better high-leverage arms rather than letting this turn into a bullpen slog, while Arizona’s current run-scoring profile has often produced one- or two-run margins instead of blowouts. Even with Guerrero Jr. and Carroll both owning impressive history in this matchup, the combination of cooled Jays bats, missing power on both sides (with Arizona also down Gabriel Moreno and Lourdes Gurriel Jr.) and two competent starting arms suggests runs come at a slower pace than this total implies. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 17/04/2026 10:12

Toronto’s tendency to keep games within a run, even while riding a two-game losing streak, makes the Blue Jays +1.5 at -188 a reasonable spread angle against a Diamondbacks group that has banked several narrow wins during its current two-game heater. Eric Lauer’s history of carving through this lineup in last year’s series, combined with Guerrero Jr.’s track record of doing damage against Arizona pitching, gives Toronto enough offensive and pitching ceiling to hang around even with Springer, Santander and Kirk out and the rotation still short Berrios and Bieber. On the other side, Arizona’s own injury list—stretching from Gabriel Moreno and Carlos Santana to several arms—plus Soroka’s pitch-to-contact style when not missing bats raises the odds of another 4-3 or 5-4 type of contest where the run-and-a-half cushion looms large, even if Arizona remains the more likely outright winner. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 17/04/2026 10:12