- Game: Los Angeles Angels vs. Toronto Blue Jays
- Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
- Location: Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
- Odds/Point Spread: Los Angeles (+132) Toronto (-160)
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On Saturday, the Los Angeles Angels (15-23) will face off against the Toronto Blue Jays (16-21) at Rogers Centre. Los Angeles opens with a moneyline of +132 while Toronto sits at -160. The game features an over/under of 9 runs, with Jack Kochanowicz and Trey Yesavage slated as starting pitchers.
The Angels have achieved 50 doubles this season and have launched 47 home runs. They boast a slugging percentage of .389 and have struck out 371 times while drawing 150 walks. Collectively, Los Angeles is averaging 4.5 runs per game, which ranks them 14th in Major League Baseball. So far, they have 163 runs batted in and 294 hits, with a batting average of .233 and an on-base percentage of .325.
The Angels maintain a K/BB ratio of 1.93, while their pitching staff has a collective WHIP of 1.43. Their pitchers have allowed 36 home runs and a total of 184 runs (ranking 22nd in MLB). They have given up 305 hits (8.2 hits per 9 innings) along with 167 earned runs, leading to a team ERA of 4.47 (21st in the league). The Angels have struck out 336 batters and issued 174 walks, with a FIP of 4.26.
Angels relief pitchers have entered games with runners on base 55 times and have appeared in clutch situations 44 times. This season, the bullpen has provided 21 holds (16th in the league) and possesses a save rate of 33.3%, having faced 38 save situations. They’ve recorded 5 saves so far but have blown 10 out of 15 save opportunities. This year, 39.8% of 83 inherited runners have scored. A total of 119 relief pitchers have taken the mound for the Angels this season.
So far this campaign, the Los Angeles Angels have recorded 1,009 putouts, 334 assists, and 21 errors, yielding a fielding percentage of .985, placing them 23rd in the league. They have executed 24 double plays, converting 69.2% of balls in play into outs over 3,027 innings, which ranks them 22nd in Major League Baseball.
Kochanowicz has logged 217 innings for his MLB career, achieving 127 strikeouts. With a career record of 7-18, he has a FIP of 5.18 and has faced 953 batters. His ERA stands at 5.26 (allowing 127 earned runs) and he carries a career WHIP of 1.483. He has allowed 233 hits (9.7 hits per 9 innings) and 89 walks.
The Toronto Blue Jays have a team on-base percentage of .310 and a batting average of .249. They have been struck out 249 times (30th in baseball) and have accumulated 311 hits. Toronto has hit 34 home runs this season, driving in 142 runs. Their slugging percentage is .380, with an average of 3.97 runs per game (ranking 26th). They also have 60 doubles and 104 walks, totaling 147 runs.
The Blue Jays boast a team WHIP of 1.310 and a FIP of 3.81. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 9.20 (333 strikeouts to 118 walks). They rank 19th in the league for total hits allowed, with a total of 308, conceding 38 home runs and averaging 4.68 runs per 9 innings (18th in MLB). Toronto’s pitching staff has given up 169 runs this season, resulting in a 4.23 ERA (153 earned runs allowed).
With a save rate of 46.7%, Toronto ranks 28th in the league, with 139 bullpen pitchers utilized this season. Their relievers have entered 43 high-pressure situations and appeared in 46 games with runners on base. With 42 save opportunities, the Blue Jays have achieved 25 holds and 8 blown saves. They have successfully converted 7 out of 15 save attempts, with a 25.4% inherited score percentage on 67 inherited base runners.
In 2,931 innings played, the Blue Jays hold a defensive efficiency of 67.8% (27th in MLB). They have executed 29 double plays and have a fielding percentage of .981 (27th overall). The Jays have recorded 299 assists, 25 errors, and 977 putouts this season.
Yesavage has allowed 22 hits and accumulated 25 strikeouts over 23 innings in his MLB career. With a career record of 2-1, he holds a 2.34 ERA, yielding 8.6 hits per nine innings. He has allowed 6 earned runs, achieving a WHIP of 1.385 and maintaining a FIP of 2.3. His K/BB ratio stands at 2.50, having faced 102 batters to date.
Who do you think will win tonight’s MLB matchup against the spread or moneyline?
Pick: Bet on Los Angeles (+132)
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