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Match Predictor
Pre-match Prediction
Miami Marlins 41%Toronto Blue Jays 59%
Market LinesRun Line: Toronto Blue Jays -1Total: O/U 7.5
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Model: Under 7.5
Model projects 7.3 total runs vs 7.5 line
Miami Marlins
All Over 7.5
66%
37/56
MLB: 48%
Starter
73%
8/11
vs TOR
100%
2/2
Avg Total
8.8
MLB: 8.9
Game Starter (11) Last Starter vs TOR vs TOR (2)
Eury Perez #39 · RHP · Age 23
4.91
ERA (2026)
9.7
K/9 (2026)
11
Starts (2026)
8.6
Avg Total (2026)
Last 3:
W NYM (May 22): 6.1IP, 1ER, 5K
L @TB (May 17): 5.0IP, 5ER, 5K
L @MIN (May 12): 6.0IP, 3ER, 8K
W NYM (May 22): 6.1IP, 1ER, 5K
L @TB (May 17): 5.0IP, 5ER, 5K
L @MIN (May 12): 6.0IP, 3ER, 8K
vs TOR: W (Aug 24 2025): 6.0 IP, 2 ER, 4 K
Bullpen (2026 Season)Good
ERA: 3.49MLB Avg: 3.959 relievers
⚠
Workload Alert: Allowed 8 runs on 2026-05-26 vs TOR. Bullpen arms likely still recovering.
Recent: W 2-1W 4-1W 4-0W 8-2L 1-8
Lineup vs Eury Perez (Career)
| Batter | Pos | PA | AVG | OPS | HR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Springer | DH | 6 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Daulton Varsho | CF | 4 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Nathan Lukes | RF | 3 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Andres Gimenez | SS | 2 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Ernie Clement | 2B | 2 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Tyler Heineman | C | 2 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Vladimir Guerrero Jr. | 1B | 2 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
6 batters with no matchup history
Toronto Blue Jays
Bullpen ERA 2.90 (elite). Should hold late-inning leads.
All Over 7.5
51%
28/55
MLB: 48%
Starter
55%
6/11
vs MIA
100%
2/2
Avg Total
8.2
MLB: 8.9
Game Starter (11) Last Starter vs MIA vs MIA (2)
Kevin Gausman #34 · RHP · Age 35
3.23
ERA (2026)
8.6
K/9 (2026)
11
Starts (2026)
8.4
Avg Total (2026)
Last 3:
W PIT (May 22): 6.2IP, 1ER, 8K
W @DET (May 17): 6.0IP, 0ER, 5K
L TB (May 11): 4.2IP, 6ER, 5K
W PIT (May 22): 6.2IP, 1ER, 8K
W @DET (May 17): 6.0IP, 0ER, 5K
L TB (May 11): 4.2IP, 6ER, 5K
vs MIA: L (Aug 24 2025): 6.0 IP, 4 ER, 7 K
Bullpen (2026 Season)Good
ERA: 2.90MLB Avg: 3.9510 relievers
⚠
Workload Alert: Allowed 8 runs on 2026-05-25 vs MIA. Bullpen arms likely still recovering.
Recent: W 6-2W 5-2L 1-4L 2-8W 8-1
Lineup vs Kevin Gausman (Career)
| Batter | Pos | PA | AVG | OPS | HR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christopher Morel | 1B | 5 | .200 | 1.000 | 1 |
| Connor Norby | 1B | 3 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Heriberto Hernandez | LF | 3 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Jakob Marsee | CF | 3 | .333 | 1.333 | 0 |
| Liam Hicks | C | 3 | .000 | 0.000 | 0 |
| Otto Lopez | SS | 3 | .333 | 0.666 | 0 |
| Xavier Edwards | 2B | 3 | .000 | 0.333 | 0 |
| Javier Sanoja | 3B | 2 | .500 | 1.000 | 0 |
5 batters with no matchup history
Our Top PicksLive Odds
Top PickToronto Blue Jays -1.5 (+118) | MEDIUM c
Toronto Blue Jays -1.5 (+118) | MEDIUM confidence. Gausman's command profile is the engine. A 1.41 BB/9 rate across 64 innings, combined with 1 earned...
PickUnder 7.5 (-110) | LOW confidence. Gausm
Under 7.5 (-110) | LOW confidence. Gausman's recent form is the primary lever. If he controls the zone and works deep, this stays well under. The reas...
PickEury Pérez Over 4.5 Strikeouts (-169) |
Eury Pérez Over 4.5 Strikeouts (-169) | HIGH confidence. This is the highest-confidence prop on the board. Pérez posts 9.67 K/9 across 58.2 innings in...
Miami Marlins vs Toronto Blue Jays Game Preview
Kevin Gausman is the story here, and his numbers make it easy to see why. The Toronto Blue Jays right-hander carries a 3.23 ERA across 64 innings in 2026, and he has allowed just 1 earned run over his last two starts spanning 12.2 innings. Ten walks all season, a 1.41 BB/9 rate, is what elite command looks like in practice. He is not surviving on favorable sequencing. He is controlling at-bats from the first pitch. In tonight's MLB action at Rogers Centre, he draws Eury Pérez and a Miami Marlins lineup hitting .243 as a unit.
Pérez is 23 and flashes genuine upside, but 2026 has been volatile. His 4.91 ERA across 58.2 innings is the product of real inconsistency: four consecutive May starts yielded 5, 5, 3, and 2 earned runs before a clean 6.1-inning effort against the Mets last Thursday. One good start does not erase that trend. His 4.29 BB/9 rate points to structural command issues, and 11 home runs allowed in fewer than 59 innings, a 1.69 HR/9 clip, matters in a park with a 1.08 HR factor. Rogers Centre is not Coors Field. It does not inflate totals, but it does add a small extra-base layer that compounds against a pitcher already surrendering elevated contact.
This is the series finale after a violent split. Miami ran Toronto off the field 8-2 in game one, then Toronto answered 8-1 Tuesday night. Both clubs played night games and arrive with depleted bullpens. Blue Jays manager John Schneider used Spencer Miles for 4.1 innings of bulk relief Tuesday, and his availability today is uncertain. Schneider said before that outing: "He's having a good little run right now. He's pretty reliable right now." That may hold under a normal workload. Using him for 4.1 innings the night before pushes the definition. Everything in this game funnels through one question: does Gausman get to the seventh?
Toronto's lineup carries real weapons, even if the team's 19-23 record against right-handed pitching is a quiet warning on run-scoring ceiling. Jesús Sánchez carries a 1.265 OPS over his last seven days and hit a grand slam Tuesday. Ernie Clement has gone deep in back-to-back games. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is working at a .935 OPS clip this past week. Rogers Centre's dome removes weather as a variable, and the neutral indoor setting means Gausman's command and movement profiles translate directly. In this park, pitching drives the outcome, and the pitching gap in this game is significant.
Miami Marlins vs Toronto Blue Jays Key Insights
- Gausman's last two starts: 12.2 innings, 1 earned run, 13 strikeouts, 1 walk. That is the kind of command stretch that reliably translates into run-line covers when paired against a vulnerable opposing lineup.
- Pérez's four May outings before his Mets start: 5, 5, 3, and 2 earned runs. One clean start does not repair the pattern, and his 4.29 BB/9 rate signals the underlying command issues are not resolved.
- Spencer Miles threw 4.1 innings of bulk relief Tuesday. If Gausman exits before the seventh, Schneider's bullpen is structurally shorthanded in a tight game. That is the central risk that prevents this play from earning higher confidence.
- Miami is 9-5 in one-run games this season. If Pérez keeps Toronto close through five or six innings, the Marlins have a demonstrated track record of grinding out late leads. The bullpen advantage could evaporate quickly in a close contest.
- Toronto is 19-23 against right-handed pitching. The Blue Jays' run-scoring upside against Pérez is more limited than the ERA gap implies. This game is about Gausman suppressing Miami's lineup, not about Toronto's offense punishing a right-hander.
- Sánchez carries a 1.265 OPS over the past seven days and faces a starter who has allowed 11 home runs in 58.2 innings. In his current form, he is the most dangerous bat in this lineup against Pérez specifically.
Miami Marlins vs Toronto Blue Jays Betting Picks
Picks made May 27, 2026 at 04:27 AM ET. Odds shown reflect current market prices.
Toronto Blue Jays -1.5 (+118) | MEDIUM c
Toronto Blue Jays -1.5 (+118) | MEDIUM confidence. Gausman's command profile is the engine. A 1.41 BB/9 rate across 64 innings, combined with 1 earned run over his last 12.2 IP, creates the blueprint for a multi-run win. Toronto's 16-13 home record provides structural runway, and the run line only requires a 2-run margin. At +118, that is fair value on a team with a dominant starter in form. The contrarian case centers on bullpen depth if Gausman exits early, but his specific command profile reduces that exit risk more than most starters. It is a speculative concern, not a structural one.
Under 7.5 (-110) | LOW confidence. Gausm
Under 7.5 (-110) | LOW confidence. Gausman's recent form is the primary lever. If he controls the zone and works deep, this stays well under. The reason conviction sits at LOW is straightforward: both bullpens are depleted after Tuesday, and shorthanded late-game relief creates genuine scoring risk on both sides. Pairs cleanly with the run line in a 3-1 or 4-2 type finish, which is the game flow to frame around.
Moneyline
Moneyline: No play. Toronto at -175 implies 63.7% probability, which is already overpriced relative to the underlying data, including the Blue Jays' 19-23 record against right-handed pitching. Miami at +124 has a live-dog argument given the bullpen situation and one-run game record. But neither side clears the value threshold cleanly enough to warrant a standalone position. Passing here is an honest stand, not a hedge.
Analysis insight — no specific bet associated
Eury Pérez Over 4.5 Strikeouts (-169) |
Eury Pérez Over 4.5 Strikeouts (-169) | HIGH confidence. This is the highest-confidence prop on the board. Pérez posts 9.67 K/9 across 58.2 innings in 2026, and his last three starts produced 5, 5, and 8 strikeouts. All three cleared 4.5. Toronto's lineup hits .244 collectively. The Rogers Centre dome removes any wind variable that might suppress spin or movement. At full rest, Pérez's strikeout rate is the one reliable thing about him this season, and it supports this line by a comfortable margin.
Kevin Gausman Over 5.5 Strikeouts (-149)
Kevin Gausman Over 5.5 Strikeouts (-149) | MEDIUM confidence. Gausman is at 61 K in 64 innings, an 8.58 K/9 clip. His last three starts: 8, 5, and 5 strikeouts, with two of three clearing this line. May 22 outing alone produced 8 strikeouts in 6.2 innings. Miami hits .243 as a team, and in an indoor setting with nothing to suppress his movement, his repertoire plays at full strength. The season rate supports this line comfortably even accounting for the two lighter outings.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Over 1.5 Total Bas
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Over 1.5 Total Bases (-102) | MEDIUM confidence. Near even money on one of the hotter bats in the lineup against a struggling pitcher. Guerrero carries a .935 OPS over his last seven days and a .386 OBP on the season. Pérez's 4.91 ERA, 28 walks, and elevated contact-allowed rate make him vulnerable to quality at-bats. Rogers Centre's 1.08 HR factor adds extra-base upside. At -102, this is a positive expected-value position on a cleanup-caliber bat in strong recent form. Career matchup data between these two is insufficient at 2 PA, but season-level context strongly favors Guerrero.
Jesús Sánchez Over 0.5 Hits (-147) | MED
Jesús Sánchez Over 0.5 Hits (-147) | MEDIUM confidence. Sánchez has a 1.265 OPS over his last seven days, a .285 season average, and a .848 OPS versus right-handed pitching. He hit a grand slam Tuesday and is in the best stretch of form in this lineup. Career matchup data between Sánchez and Pérez is limited, so the edge comes from season-level context: Pérez's 4.91 ERA and 11 home runs allowed in 58.2 innings indicate he yields contact against quality hitters. At -147 (59.5% implied), Sánchez's current form provides genuine edge for clearing one hit.
Kyle Stowers Under 0.5 Hits (+124) | MED
Kyle Stowers Under 0.5 Hits (+124) | MEDIUM confidence. Stowers hits .210 on the season with no career matchup data against Gausman. Against a starter posting a 3.23 ERA, 8.58 K/9, and 1 earned run over his last 12.2 innings, weak-contact bats at the bottom of a visiting lineup are the most exposed. Getting +124 on a .210 hitter going hitless against the sharpest arm in this game is real value, not a coin flip. The market implies only 44.6% probability, which understates Gausman's current form.
Same Game Parlay (5 legs)
Same Game Parlay (5 legs): Toronto Blue Jays -1.5 / Under 7.5 / Pérez Over 4.5 Ks / Gausman Over 5.5 Ks / Guerrero Jr. Over 1.5 Total Bases. The thesis connects cleanly. Both starters projecting strikeout-heavy outings creates a low-run environment that supports the Under 7.5 and makes a 2-run Toronto cushion achievable. Guerrero hitting for extra bases supplies the offensive upside Toronto needs to cover the run line without requiring a blowout. The legs reinforce each other rather than pulling in opposite directions, which is what makes this parlay structurally sound rather than speculative.
Analysis insight — no specific bet associated
YRFI (-106) | LOW confidence. Gausman's
YRFI (-106) | LOW confidence. Gausman's first-inning ERA sits well above his season averages, and he has allowed a run in the first inning in each of his last two starts. Toronto has also posted YRFI in 7 of their last 10 home games. The counterweight is Pérez's strong first-inning profile, so the primary path to YRFI runs through Gausman surrendering early contact. At -106, the combined signals offer marginal positive value. Confidence stays LOW because Pérez's tendency to keep early innings clean is a real check on this play.
Key Players
Batting AverageMIA
Otto Lopez
.330Batting Average
SS
Home RunsMIA
Liam Hicks
11Home Runs
C
Runs Batted InMIA
Liam Hicks
44Runs Batted In
C
Earned Run AverageMIA
Max Meyer
2.52Earned Run Average
SP
WinsMIA
Max Meyer
5Wins
SP
StrikeoutsMIA
Max Meyer
68Strikeouts
SP
Batting AverageTOR
Ernie Clement
.298Batting Average
2B
Home RunsTOR
Kazuma Okamoto
10Home Runs
3B
Runs Batted InTOR
Kazuma Okamoto
28Runs Batted In
3B
Earned Run AverageTOR
Dylan Cease
3.05Earned Run Average
SP
WinsTOR
Kevin Gausman
4Wins
SP
StrikeoutsTOR
Dylan Cease
92Strikeouts
SP
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Miami Marlins vs Toronto Blue Jays Summary
The context here is unusually clear for a series finale. Gausman is one of the sharpest starters in the American League right now. One earned run in his last 12.2 innings is not a fluke when it comes from a pitcher operating with a 1.41 BB/9 rate. He is not surviving, he is controlling. Against a .243-hitting Marlins lineup in a neutral dome environment, that command profile points toward a Toronto win by multiple runs. The run line at +118 is the core of this slate, and the Under 7.5 pairs directly with it: the most likely path to both picks cashing is a 3-1 or 4-2 Blue Jays win, the exact game flow Gausman's recent form suggests.
The wrinkle, and it is a real one, is the bullpen. Miles absorbed 4.1 innings Tuesday, and if Gausman exits before the seventh, Schneider works with a shorthanded backend against a Miami club that owns a 9-5 record in one-run games. That is the specific scenario where the Marlins can make this interesting. Toronto at -175 on the moneyline was simply too expensive given the 19-23 record against right-handers and that bullpen variable. Neither moneyline side offered clean value, and passing is an honest position. The props round out the card: Pérez's strikeout rate is the most reliable number in this game, Guerrero is the best bat in the lineup against a pitcher who walks nearly a batter per inning, and Stowers facing Gausman in elite form is not a favorable spot for a .210 hitter.
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Head-to-Head History
Season SeriesSeries tied 1-1
| Date | Matchup | Result |
|---|---|---|
| May 25, 2026 | MIA @ TOR | MIAMIA 8-2 |
| May 26, 2026 | MIA @ TOR | TORTOR 8-1 |
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