Blue Jays vs Red Sox

As the Boston Red Sox prepare to host the Toronto Blue Jays in this AL East matchup, they aim to rebound from a recent 6-2 loss that snapped their five-game winning streak. The Red Sox have been energized by the performances of young talent Ceddanne Rafaela and veteran Rafael Devers, who has been a consistent offensive force. On the other hand, the Blue Jays arrive with renewed confidence after ending their three-game losing streak, thanks in part to George Springer's exceptional 4-for-4 performance in the series opener. Springer, who had been dealing with back spasms, showcased his resilience and impact at the top of the order. For the upcoming game, the pitching matchup features left-hander Garrett Crochet making his Fenway Park debut for Boston, while the Blue Jays counter with left-hander Easton Lucas. Considering Boston's strong bullpen and relatively healthier roster, this pick feels steady but not without some risk due to the slightly inflated juice. At -190, there's still reasonable value behind a team playing its best early-season baseball, but limited upside keeps the grade at a respectable B. Odds and availability are subject to change.

The Toronto Blue Jays, having snapped a three-game losing streak with a 6-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox, will look to build momentum behind the consistency of veteran José Berríos. Berríos is off to a strong start this season, boasting a 2-0 record with a 2.18 ERA, and recently secured his 100th career win at Fenway Park. The Red Sox, whose five-game winning streak was halted by the Blue Jays, counter with Garrett Crochet, making his Fenway debut after signing a six-year, $170 million extension. Toronto's offense has been inconsistent, but George Springer’s recent 4-for-4 performance, contributing to all scoring innings, provides a spark at the top of the lineup. The Red Sox are also managing injuries, with catcher Connor Wong exiting the last game due to a hand injury. Considering both starters' early-season control and the potential impact of strong westerly winds gusting up to 40 mph at Fenway, this matchup leans toward a low-scoring affair. The UNDER 8 gets a solid “B” grade due to decent odds and reliable pitching, though weather conditions and bullpen performance could influence the outcome. Odds and availability are subject to change.

Slugging their way into early season momentum, the Red Sox enter this AL East clash with a 6-5 record, having had their five-game winning streak snapped by the Blue Jays in a 6-2 loss—powered in no small part by Rafael Devers, who continues to be a consistent force in the lineup. Boston's offense is clicking despite a few bullpen concerns, and the absence of Blue Jays closer Jordan Romano, who remains on the injured list with elbow inflammation, leaves their late-game defense vulnerable—especially against a Sox lineup that has scored 19 runs in their last three games. While Toronto’s ace Kevin Gausman brings quality to the mound, he has struggled historically at Fenway, posting a 5.89 ERA in his last four starts in Boston. With Vladimir Guerrero Jr. showing only flashes of his usual form and the Jays now sitting at 6-5 after ending a three-game skid, Boston still has the edge in form and firepower. Lay the run line with the BoSox at home and expect them to ride this wave a little longer. Odds and availability are subject to change.