Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles Runline Pick

Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles
Date: Tuesday, June 13th, 7:05 ET
Location: Oriole Park at Camden Yards
TV: MASN2
Money Line: Blue Jays -144/Orioles +118
Total Line: 8.5

Betting Preview

Here’s our betting preview for the upcoming MLB clash between the Baltimore Orioles and the Blue Jays on Tuesday, June 13th at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. 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. Orioles Projected Lineup

	Batting Order	Position
George Springer	1	CF
Bo Bichette	2	SS
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	3	1B
Brandon Belt	4	1B
Matt Chapman	5	3B
Whit Merrifield	6	2B
Daulton Varsho	7	RF
Alejandro Kirk	8	C
Kevin Kiermaier	9	CF
Chris Bassitt	–	SP




	Batting Order	Position
Adam Frazier	1	2B
Adley Rutschman	2	C
Anthony Santander	3	RF
Austin Hays	4	LF
Gunnar Henderson	5	SS
Ryan Mountcastle	6	1B
Aaron Hicks	7	CF
Ryan O’Hearn	8	1B
Jorge Mateo	9	SS
Dean Kremer	–	RP




Straight Up/Over-Under/ Runline Record

Toronto Blue Jays: 37-30 SU / OU 31-34 / Runline 31-36
Baltimore Orioles: 41-24 SU / OU 32-29 / Runline 40-25

With an overall record of 37-30, the Blue Jays are in 4th place in the AL East, trailing by 10 games. Over their last ten games, they are above .500 at 7-3. On the road, the Blue Jays have a mark of 18-17 while going 19-13 at home. Their overall series mark stands at 13-7.

• The Blue Jays have three straight losses vs. the runline and have a season-long run margin of 0.4.
• The Blue Jays have been favored in 70.1% of their games and have runline records of 13-19 and 18-17 at home and on the road, respectively
• So far, the Blue Jays have an over/under record of just 31-34.

On a record of 41-24, the Orioles are 2nd in the AL 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 21-12 while going 20-12 at home. Baltimore’s overall series record is 13-6-1.

• The Orioles have covered the runline in two straight games and have a season-long run margin of 0.6.
• The Orioles have been favored in 50.8% of their games and have runline records of 15-17 and 25-8 at home and on the road, respectively
• The over has hit in 52% of the Orioles’ 65 games at 32-29.

Pitching Matchup




Starter Chris Bassitt comes in with an overall record of 7-4 for the Blue Jays. Having made 13 appearances, his ERA is 3.29 and he has a K/9 figure of 0.8. Additionally, he has a FIP of 4.68 and an OBP of .268.

The Blue Jays picked up a win the last time Chris Bassitt took the mound, taking down the Astros by a score of 3-2. In eight innings of work, he allowed four hits and two earned runs while adding a W to his record.




Across his 13 outings, Dean Kremer has a record of 6-3 and ERA of 4.89. One thing to note, is that he has given up a home run in each of his last two appearances. As he takes the mound, his WHIP sits at 1.44 with an OBP allowed of .342. Kremer’s strikeout to walk ratio is 59/19.

Kremer is coming off an outing in which he gave up six earned runs and nine hits in five innings of action. Baltimore lost the game by a score of 10-2 to the Brewers.

Blue Jays vs. Orioles Offense Outlook

With a total of 77 home runs hit so far, the Blue Jays have established themselves as one of the leading home run hitting teams in baseball (9th). They are currently averaging 4.6 runs per game overall, with a collective batting average of .263. When playing on the road, their slugging percentage is .425 compared to .400 at home.

Toronto Blue Jays Top Hitters vs. Righties




Toronto Blue Jays Top Hitters: Last Five Games




The Orioles have hit an impressive 76 home runs so far this season, placing them among the top home run hitting teams in baseball (10th). These power numbers have led to an average of 5.0 runs per game and a collective batting average of .251. When playing on the road, their slugging percentage is .407 compared to .425 at home.

Baltimore Orioles Top Bats




Baltimore Orioles Top Hitters: Last Five Games




Free MLB Pick

I think I’m like 0-2 on picks in games that Chris Bassitt has started this season, but I’m back for more. Bassitt has had two bad outings this season. His opener, where he allowed nine earned runs over 3 1/3 innings against the Cards, and when I bet him against the Twins, where he was roughed up for seven runs in four innings pitched. In his 13 starts, he has recorded nine quality starts, including holding the opposition to zero runs in five of the starts. He doesn’t have much of a history against the Orioles lineup, just 18 at-bats, but he has fared well, holding them to a .167 ERA.
Dean Kremer gets the ball for Baltimore. Kremer faced the Jays back on May 21, and while he allowed just one run, it wasn’t what you would call a clean outing allowing nine hits and two walks across 5 1/3 innings. The Jays were swept at home by Baltimore in their last series, but this time around, the Orioles will be without Cedric Mullens, who went 7 for 15 with five RBIs in the series. Take Toronto -1.5 +125.