Blue Jays vs Orioles: Current Odds and 3 Players to Watch

The Toronto Blue Jays will be hosting the Baltimore Orioles in an exciting matchup at Rogers Centre. Both teams have been performing well, with the Orioles leading the American League East division and the Blue Jays not far behind. This game promises to be a clash of two powerhouse teams.

News and Notes: Blue Jays vs Orioles

The starting pitcher for the Blue Jays will be Yusei Kikuchi, who has an impressive record of 8-3 and an ERA of 3.787. Kikuchi’s consistent performance on the mound has been a key factor in the Blue Jays’ success this season. On the other side, the Orioles will be relying on Grayson Rodriguez, who has a record of 2-2 and an ERA of 6.209. Rodriguez will need to bring his A-game to contend with the Blue Jays’ potent lineup.

The Blue Jays currently have a record of 59-49, placing them in the top 5 of the American League. They have been consistent in their performance and will look to continue their winning ways in this crucial game. Meanwhile, the Orioles have been leading the division with an impressive record of 66-41. This matchup will serve as a litmus test for both teams’ playoff aspirations.

How to Watch

The game is scheduled to take place on August 2nd at 7:07 PM Eastern Time. Fans can catch the action on MLB Network as these two teams battle it out in Toronto’s Rogers Centre.

Keep an eye out for:

• Bo Bichette‘s Batting Prowess: The Blue Jays’ shortstop has been on fire lately, boasting an impressive batting average of .321. Bichette will be looking to make an impact on both offense and defense in this game.
• Vladimir Guerrero Jr.‘s RBI Leader: Guerrero Jr. has been a driving force for the Blue Jays, leading the team with 66 runs batted in. Expect him to be a major offensive threat in this game.
• Austin Hays‘s Consistency: The Orioles’ left fielder, Austin Hays, has showcased his hitting skills with a solid batting average of .280. Hays’s contributions will be crucial for the Orioles’ chances of success.

Injuries

Toronto Blue Jays: SS Bo Bichette (Knee, Day-to-Day), RP Adam Cimber (Shoulder, D60), SS Otto Lopez (Oblique, D60), RP Jordan Romano (Back, D15), RP Chad Green (Elbow, D60)

Baltimore Orioles: LF Austin Hays (Hamstring, D10), RP Dillon Tate (Elbow, D60), RP Austin Voth (Elbow, D15), SP John Means (Elbow, D60), CF Cedric Mullins (Quad, D10), RP Keegan Akin (Back, D15), RP Mychal Givens (Shoulder, D60)