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Toronto Blue Jays

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O 8.5
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Philadelphia Phillies

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+1.5
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U 8.5
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Blue Jays vs. Phillies Betting Odds, Free Picks, and Predictions - 6:45 PM ET (Tue, Sep 20, 2022)

The Toronto Blue Jays take on the Philadelphia Phillies in MLB Baseball action on Tuesday, September 20, 2022. First pitch is set for 6:45 PM ET.

Are you looking to bet on this game? You've found the right article! We at CapperTek have all the latest sports betting tools and information to help put you on the right side of the betting action for this match-up.

Blue Jays vs. Phillies Game Info and Betting Odds

Away Team: Toronto Blue Jays
Home Team: Philadelphia Phillies
Date: Tuesday, September 20, 2022
Time: 6:45 PM ET
League: Major League Baseball (MLB)

Toronto Blue Jays Moneyline: -110
Philadelphia Phillies Moneyline: -110

Toronto Blue Jays Run Line: -1.5 (+150)
Philadelphia Phillies Run Line: +1.5 (-175)

Game Total Runs: 8 (Over -115 / Under -105)

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A Closer Look Inside the Betting Numbers

We here at CapperTek provide in-depth betting trends for both the Toronto Blue Jays and the Philadelphia Phillies, but let's take a closer look inside some of the betting numbers for this match-up right now.

First let's take a look at the away team, the Toronto Blue Jays.

In their last 10 games, the Blue Jays have a Straight Up record of 6 wins, 4 losses and an active Straight Up streak of 1 loss in a row. Also in their last 10 games, the Blue Jays have an Against-the-Spread record of 5 wins, 5 losses and an active Against-the-Spread streak of 1 loss in a row. The Game Total Runs results for Blue Jays games have a record of 5 overs, 4 unders, 1 push in their last 10 games with an active streak of 2 overs in a row.

Now let's take a look at the home team, the Philadelphia Phillies.

In their last 10 games, the Phillies have a Straight Up record of 5 wins, 5 losses and an active Straight Up streak of 4 losses in a row. Also in their last 10 games, the Phillies have an Against-the-Spread record of 4 wins, 6 losses and an active Against-the-Spread streak of 4 losses in a row. The Game Total Runs results for Phillies games have a record of 5 overs, 5 unders in their last 10 games with an active streak of 2 unders in a row.

If you want more detailed betting information for this match-up such as the trends or steaks broken down into Home vs. Away splits, or Favorite vs. Underdog splits, make sure to check out the Blue Jays vs. Phillies Trend Finder directly.

Who's Going to Win This Game? Our Prediction

We pride ourselves here at CapperTek on providing our users with the most advanced machine learning artificial intelligence to simulate game outcomes using algorithms we have custom designed over 10+ years of research and development.

Based on our simulation of the Blue Jays vs. Phillies MLB game, we have the Toronto Blue Jays beating the Philadelphia Phillies with a simulated final score of: Toronto Blue Jays [5] - Philadelphia Phillies [4]

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What Should I Bet On? Our Free Picks

Well let's get down to the real reason you're here, who or what should you bet on in the Blue Jays vs. Phillies MLB match-up? Based on the simulated prediction and results for this match-up above, we here at CapperTek suggest you make the following bets:

Free Moneyline Pick: Blue Jays -110

Free Run Line Pick: Phillies +1.5 (-175)

Free Total Pick: Over 8 (-115)

We hope our free picks and predictions help you out if you're wagering on the Toronto Blue Jays vs. Philadelphia Phillies MLB Baseball match-up. Our betting tips are based on detailed analytics and wagering intelligence to provide you the best possible plays. Our goal is to provide valuable sports betting information to gamblers and help put them on the right side of the action.

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Chapman, Bradley go deep, Blue Jays outslug Phillies 18-11 Tue, Sep 20, 2022 MLB News (AP) PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Matt Chapman hit a three-run homer in the first inning, Jackie Bradley Jr. added a three-run shot in the ninth and the Toronto Blue Jays used 21 hits to rough up the Philadelphia Phillies 18-11 on Tuesday night in a matchup of teams fighting for wild-card berths. The Blue Jays are in better shape, not only as winners of five of seven games, but with a firm grip on the top wild-card spot in the American League. The Phillies, who suffered a three-game weekend sweep at Atlanta, lost their fifth straight game. Philadelphia entered with only a 2.5-game lead (plus the tiebreaker) over the Milwaukee Brewers for the final National League wild-card spot. Kyle Schwarber hit his NL-best 40th homer of the season for the Phillies in the eighth, a three-run shot that made it 14-10. He became the first Phillies slugger to hit 40 since Ryan Howard did it from 2006-2009. J.T. Realmuto hit his 20th homer and went 5 for 5 for the Phillies, driving in two runs and scoring twice. Raimel Tapia and Danney Jansen each had three RBIs for the Blue Jays. Toronto had 10 extra-base hits and scored in every inning but the fourth. Jansen, though, struck out against backup catcher-turned-reliever Garrett Stubbs in the ninth to chants of "Stubbs! Stubbs! Stubbs!" The Phillies have 15 games left, including five more on this final homestand of the season. Toronto has 14 more to go and just opened a six-game road trip. "We just have to get back to winning and if we keep playing the way we're playing, we're going to do that," Phillies interim manager Rob Thomson said before the game. But certainly not the way they played against the Blue Jays, the crucial mistakes in the middle innings, first when Bryce Harper was doubled up to end a rally in the fifth and then shortstop Bryson Stott's two-base error in the sixth that led to an unearned run. Trailing 7-1 in the fifth, the Phillies broke though against Toronto starter Ross Stripling. Dalton Guthrie made it 7-2 on a solo shot for his first big league homer. Rhys Hoskins had a run-scoring double and Harper and Realmuto added consecutive RBI singles that made it 7-5. Blue Jays reliever Zach Pop (3-0) helped them escape the inning when he retired Stott on a flyout to center and George Springer caught Harper at second to end the threat. Stripling gave up nine hits and five runs in of four-plus innings, ending a streak of 16 straight starts of allowing three or less earned runs, one shy of tying the franchise mark. Kyle Gibson (10-7) couldn't get it done and was left in to get battered around for seven runs and 12 hits over five innings. His trouble started early when Chapman's 27th homer on a drive into the left field seats made it 3-0 in the first inning. The Blue Jays scored two in the second and tacked on single runs in the third and sixth to get the run-scoring rolling. Stott threw the ball away in the sixth that let the Blue Jays score one more run. The unearned run seemed almost a moot point by the time the Blue Jays scored four runs in the eighth and ninth innings. TRAINER'S ROOM Phillies CF Brandon Marsh left after the third inning with left knee discomfort after running into a wall trying to make a catch. Phillies OF Nick Castellanos could begin a rehab assignment this week as part of his return from a strained oblique. Castellanos has only 13 home runs and 61 RBIs in the first season of a $100 million, five-year contract. UP NEXT The Phillies send RHP Zack Wheeler (11-7, 3.07 ERA) to the mound against RHP Kevin Gausman (12-10, 3.45). Wheeler, the 2021 NL Cy Young Award runner-up, will make his first start since Aug. 20. He missed with five starts with right forearm tendinitis. ___ More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports Article Copyright © 2022 The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved.