Free Sports Game Preview and Prediction: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Kansas City Royals
Tuesday, June 07, 2022 8:10 PM
Play: Point Spread: -1.5/-130 Toronto Blue Jays
***GAME OF THE YEAR ALERT*** Fresh off a GAME OF THE YEAR winner in Game 2 of the Finals on Sunday, I just keep getting you paid this NBA postseason. As a matter fact, I am on a 6-1 overall run in the NBA playoffs. This does include a 5-1 record with my BIG GAME releases. This Wednesday for Game 3, I continue to bust the books with another BIG GAME WINNER in my LAS VEGAS STRIP MOVE GAME OF THE YEAR. When all of my Las Vegas odds making, sportsbook, and sports betting sources come in with the same team as my analysts and I, it becomes a Las Vegas Strip Move play. This Wednesday, I have my LVSM GAME OF THE YEAR. So, follow the best big game hunter on the planet, get on my hot streak, and let’s strike it rich this Wednesday. ***GAME OF THE YEAR ALERT*** Tuesday’s FREE WINNER: Toronto Blue Jays on the run line. Game 915. 5:10 pm pst. Sports fans, the New York Yankees are getting so much ink that people are forgetting about the rest of the American League East. Trailing by seven-games in the division, the Toronto Blue Jays are playing phenomenal baseball. They sport a record of 32-22, finding success both at home and on the road. Outside of the fact that they have to win just to try to keep somewhat of a pace with New York, they also have Tampa Bay just one-game behind them in the division. The Blue Jays are running red-hot. Just over the last two weeks they are on a 10-2 run. In those 10 victories over the last 12 outings, their offense has exploded for no less than six runs nine times. Their pitching staff has been just as outstanding, yielding three or less runs seven times during that span. They took Game1 of this series with the Royals yesterday with authority, slamming them 8-0. That win gave them four consecutive victories going back to last season and an overall seven wins over the last 10 matchups with their American League rival. Speaking of Kansas City, they possess the worst record in all of baseball at 17-36. They dwell in the Central Division cellar 13.5 games back. And folks, they are equally as bad at home as they are on the road. This is a team struggling on both sides of the field, ranking 26th in scoring (3.68 RPG) and 27th in pitching (5.16 Team ERA). They have dropped 14 of their last 17 contests. They’re hitting has been erratic to say the least. But their pitching has been downright deplorable allowing six or more runs in 13 of those last 17 games. Today, they send Brad Keller to the hill. The right-hander is 1-6 with a 4.15 ERA on the campaign as a team has lost his last five turns. For the Blue Jays, Alex Manoah takes the mound. The right-hander owns a 6-1 record with a 1.98 ERA this season. And the team has won his last three starts and seven of his overall 10 turns in 2022. Toronto is 6-0 the last six games played on the road, 8-1 the last nine games played versus right-handed starters, and seven 7-2 the last nine games played as a favorite. By the way during their four-game win streak against Kansas City, they have outscored them 23-5, as not one of those victories have come by less than two runs. Take the Blue Jays on the run line. Thank you.