Marlins vs. Jays Betting Odds, and Predictions- Monday, June 19th

Toronto Blue Jays vs. Miami Marlins
Date: Monday, June 19th, 6:40 ET
Location: loanDepot Park
TV: BSFL
Money Line: Blue Jays -164/Marlins +138
Total Line: 8

Betting Preview

Here’s our betting preview for the upcoming MLB clash between the Miami Marlins and the Blue Jays on Monday, June 19th at loanDepot Park. We provide you with a comprehensive analysis, odds, and predictions to help with your handicapping decision or tail our expert based on the projected lineups and listed starting pitchers.

Betting Odds

Blue Jays vs. Marlins Projected Lineup

	Batting Order	Position
George Springer	1	CF
Bo Bichette	2	SS
Daulton Varsho	3	RF
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	4	1B
Whit Merrifield	5	2B
Matt Chapman	6	3B
Kevin Kiermaier	7	CF
Danny Jansen	8	C
Cavan Biggio	9	2B
José Berríos	–	SP




	Batting Order	Position
Luis Arraez	1	2B
Jorge Soler	2	DH
Bryan De La Cruz	3	CF
Garrett Cooper	4	1B
Jesús Sánchez	5	RF
Joey Wendle	6	3B
Jon Berti	7	3B
Jacob Stallings	8	C
Jonathan Davis	9	CF
Bryan Hoeing	–	RP




Straight Up/Over-Under/ Runline Record

Toronto Blue Jays: 39-34 SU / OU 33-38 / Runline 32-41
Miami Marlins: 41-31 SU / OU 32-37 / Runline 35-37

Heading into their game vs. the Marlins, the Blue Jays have a record of 39-34 and have dropped two straight games. In the AL East, they are in 4th place and have an overall series record of 13-9. At home, they have gone 19-13 and 20-21 on the road.

• The Blue Jays have four straight losses vs. the runline and have a season-long run margin of 0.2.
• The Blue Jays have been favored in 68.5% of their games and have runline records of 13-19 and 19-22 at home and on the road, respectively
• So far, the Blue Jays have an over/under record of just 33-38.

On a record of 41-31, the Marlins are 2nd in the NL East. Currently, they are five games out of the division lead. Against the Blue Jays, they will be seeking their 5th straight win. On the road, they have a record of 20-18 while going 21-13 at home. Miami’s overall series record is 12-10.

• The Marlins have covered the runline in two straight games and have a season-long run margin of -0.3.
• The Marlins have been favored in 45.8% of their games and have runline records of 15-19 and 20-18 at home and on the road, respectively
• So far, the Marlins have an over/under record of just 32-37.

Pitching Matchup




Across 14 appearances, José Berríos has a slugging percentage allowed of .360 and enters with a WHIP of 1.17. His overall record is 7-4 on an ERA of 3.28. For the season, he has a total of 75 K’s, and is averaging 0.9 strikeouts per nine innings. Berríos’ record on the road is 4-3 and 3-1 at home. This includes an ERA of 4.26 (road) and 2.41 (home), respectively.

The Blue Jays picked up a win the last time José Berríos took the mound, taking down the Orioles by a score of 3-1. In 7 2/3 innings of work, he allowed three hits and zero earned runs while adding a W to his record.




Bryan Hoeing heads into the game with an overall record of 1-1 and an ERA of 3.12. In his 10 appearances on the road, he has an ERA of 3.08 and record of 1-1. At home, he has put together a mark of 0-0 and ERA of .60. His season-long WHIP stands at 1.39, accompanied by a batting average allowed of .260. Teams facing him have amassed a slugging percentage of .410.

Bryan Hoeing is coming off an outing in which he gave up one run across just two innings of work. Hoeing took a no-decision in the Marlins’ 8-1 loss to the Mariners.

Blue Jays vs. Marlins Offense Outlook

Through 73 games the Blue Jays are 11th in the league at 4.5 runs per game. In terms of home runs, Toronto is 11th having gone deep 83 times. Their batting average leading up to today’s game is .263, including .256 on the road and .258 at home.

Toronto Blue Jays Top Bats




Toronto Blue Jays Top Hitters: Last Five Games




With 72 games under their belt, the Marlins are ranked 23rd in the league at 4.0 runs per game. Miami has gone deep 68 times, ranking them 17th in home runs. Their overall batting average is .257, .244 on the road, and .262 at home.

Miami Marlins Team Hitting Stats




Miami Marlins Top Hitters: Last Five Games




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The Jays haven’t been scoring well, failing to surpass three runs in four straight before putting up seven yesterday in their loss to the Rangers. Additionally, they come in on the cold side of things, loser of three of their last four. That said, they do have, on paper, a large advantage in starting pitching, with Jose Berrios getting the start for Toronto and Bryan Hoeing for Miami.
Berrios has been very good over his past five starts giving up a combined four runs, including two scoreless outings. Hoeing has pitched well in relief but wasn’t anything special in his only starts this season that came back in April, pitching 8 2/3 innings and allowing six earned runs. He’ll likely be only in an “opener” role tonight, meaning that it is the Jays against a middling bullpen. Take Toronto -1.5 +105.