Blue Jays Betting Guide: Can the Jays sweep the Rangers?

If you believe in momentum, I don't see why you're backing Rangers today. The Blue Jays recorded 18 hits and 14 runs in the first two games of that three-game winning streak. They also have killer instincts when they get a chance to sweep the series lately. #BlueJays #bettingguide #Can #Jayssweep The Blue Jays and Rangers will complete their three-game winning streak today at Rodgers Centre. Hopefully this article helps you make a more informed decision when deciding to place a bet or two on the series' finale. Editor's Note: All betting lines are provided by Bet365 and are current at the time of publication. Money Line: Blue Jays -240 | Rangers +200 Starting Line: Blue Jays -1.5 (-120) | Ranger +1.5 (+100) Overall: 9.5 – over (-120) | 9.5 – under (+100) Toronto: The Blue Jays did a lot of what they've done recently, beating the Rangers in Toronto. The Jays are 8-1 in their last nine meetings with Texas at the Rogers Center thanks to their 4-3 win yesterday. The Blue Jays sat on the bench with a broomstick last season. Toronto is rock solid 9-4, with a +31 lead in the game and a chance to sweep the series in 2021. Ah, it's getting better and better! The Blue Jays advanced to the Round of 12 10-2 in Game 3 of the series. Texas: The Rangers fell to 2-0 on the season with a 7-point lead and a 3-2 lead in the opener yesterday. If you're thinking about supporting the underdog in Texas, maybe you'll think twice? The Rangers are 35-73 in their last 108 games. Need an updated sample size? Texas is 6-14 in its past 20 games and 0-6 in its last six against the Blue Jays. OK, maybe a positive note? The Rangers are 5-2 in their final seven games on Sunday, and that counts! My pick: If you believe in momentum, I don't see why you'd bet on Rangers today. The Blue Jays recorded 18 hits and 14 runs in the first two games of that three-game winning streak. Recently, when they had the chance to sweep the series, they also had instincts. If Hyun Jin Ryu gets the Jays off to a good start, I think the offense will continue to create and perpetuate Texas' misery at the Rogers Center. I swept with the Blue Jays and bet on them to cover the run line from 1.5 to -120. Overall: The Blue Jays and Rangers combined for 18 runs in Friday's series opener, but made just seven runs in yesterday's game, down from a final 9.5. However, it was over recently when the two teams clashed. It's 13-7-2 in the last 22 games and 6-3-2 in the last 11 at Rodgers Centre. It's also a whopping 20-9 in Toronto's last 29 games against the American League West. Pitching matchup: LHP Hyun Jin Ryu (14-10, 4.37 ERA) gets Blue Jays call, while RHP Spen