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Yankees vs. Blue Jays pick
The Blue Jays need wins to keep up in the competitive A.L. Wild Card race, but they will have to get past one of the best pitcher’s in baseball tonight.
BetMGM Sportsbook is favoring the Yankees by 1.5 runs tonight, and I like that spread because Gerrit Cole is starting for the Bronx Bombers.
Cole is rounding out one of his best seasons in MLB. The right-hander is the A.L. Cy Young favorite thanks to his 2.75 ERA, 217 strikeouts, and league-leading 1.02 WHIP, so Toronto will have its hands full tonight. What’s more, Cole has been at his best this month with a 1.38 ERA in the month of September.
Meanwhile, the Blue Jays will start Jose Berrios. He has a 3.58 ERA this year and has done well this month with a 2.81 ERA, but the consistency isn’t quite there. Also, in his most recent start, he allowed four earned runs to New York last week. It should be interesting to see if he can match Cole tonight.
Overall, I think Cole should be able to lead the Yankees to a win, so take New York to cover with bonus code NYPNEWS on BetMGM Sportsbook.
- Register your details and read the T&C’s.
- When asked for a bonus code, enter NYPNEWS.
- Claim $100 in bonus bets on Launch Day.
- Bonus bet funds must be used within seven days or they will expire.
