Toronto Blue Jays at Detroit Tigers odds, predictions, picks and bets

The Toronto Blue Jays (37-62) play the second of a three-game weekend set against the Detroit Tigers (29-64) at 6:10 p.m. Eastern on Saturday. Toronto won the first game 12-1 on Friday.

Trent Thornton and Daniel Norris are the starting pitchers for Toronto Blue Jays and Detroit Tigers. Thornton has a 5.25 ERA through 20 starts and 96 innings. Norris has an ERA of 5 and strikes out 7.38 per nine innings for a career-low 7,38. He has been better on the road than at home with a 4.31 ERA.

Toronto Blue Jays have won three of the five meetings between the two this year. The Tigers are 12-33 both straight up and against the spread while at home this season.

The Blue Jays' team OPS against left-handed pitchers ranks 26th in the majors. Only the Miami Marlins have a worse team rate than Detroit’s .667 clip against right-handers. The Toronto and Detroit bullpens rank 13th and 26nd by collective ERA.

Toronto Blue Jays have won three of the five games between the two this year. Friday’s game was the first of this season series to play to the over. The Tigers are 12-33 both straight up and against the spread while at home this years. Jays are 19-32 SU but 27-24 ATS as the visitors.

The Blue Jays are laying-130 on the road following their domination in Game 1 of the series. The better value lies on Jays to cover-1.5 at +116.

The under is 10.5, the over is 112. Detroit has struggled against right-handed pitchers.