Toronto vs Boston: Blue Jays will extend the season series differential to three wins

Toronto and Boston hold their second face-off series of the season. The Blue Jays are ahead 4-2. Will the Red Sox close the gap? We'll pick a few bets at once.

Even giving up the third game of the home series to Boston, Toronto lead 2-1 and can not lose the confrontation but win it by taking the fourth game. Overall, the Blue Jays have yet to lose a single series in the new championship. With a balance of 12-7, they are in second place in the entire American League, and with their confident play, they confirm their status as one of the main favorites of the season. Alek Manoah will pitch for Toronto in the upcoming game. In three starts in the new season, the 24-year-old pitcher has a 100% 3-0 record and just a 2.00 ERA.

Before winning the third game of the current series, Boston had lost four straight games to Toronto. Alex Cora's team only managed to beat the Blue Jays in the first game of the home series before losing the next two meetings at home Fenway Park and the first two games in Canada. The start of the championship shows that it will be tough for Boston this season to compete for the playoffs with Toronto, the Yankees, and Tampa Bay, their AL East rivals.

Reliever Garrett Whitlock will start on the pitching hill for Boston in the upcoming game.

Boston likely reached their ceiling by beating Toronto in the third game of the series. In Game 4, the Red Sox, judging by their choice of starting pitcher, are planning a bullpen game. It's a risky move, and with few exceptions, it shows that the team isn't counting results. The Blue Jays are favorites for the upcoming meeting.

The prediction is a win for Toronto.

• W1 and Total Over 5.5 for 2.06;
• Handicap 1 (-1.5) for 2.27;
• Handicap 1 (-2.5) for 3.05.

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