- Matchup: Seattle Mariners vs Toronto Blue Jays
- Date: Monday, October 13, 2025
- Venue: Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario
- Broadcast: FOX
- Betting Odds: Seattle (+150) Toronto (-182)
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The Toronto Blue Jays (94-68) are set to face off against the Seattle Mariners (90-72) at Rogers Centre on Monday for Game 2 of the ALCS. Current betting odds list the Mariners at +150, while the Blue Jays are favored at -182. The total runs expected for the game are set at 7. The anticipated starting pitchers are Luis Castillo and Trey Yesavage.
The Seattle Mariners boast a slugging percentage of .420 and have struck out 1,446 times while drawing 544 walks. This season, they have recorded 734 RBIs and 1,345 hits, achieving a team batting average of .244. The Mariners have 234 doubles and have knocked 238 home runs. They average 4.7 runs per game, ranking 10th in the league.
Seattle’s pitchers hold a K/BB ratio of 3.14 and have a WHIP of 1.22. They’ve allowed 192 home runs and 694 runs, placing them at 17th in the league. The team has given up 1,331 hits (8.2 per 9 innings) and recorded 629 earned runs, resulting in an earned run average (ERA) of 3.87, good for 13th in the league. Their staff has struck out 1,426 batters and walked 454, with a FIP of 3.98.
The Mariners’ bullpen has achieved a save rate of 62.3%, succeeding in 159 save scenarios. They’ve inherited 147 baserunners, with a scoring rate of 25.2%. This season, they’ve faced 216 high-leverage appearances and brought 550 relievers to the mound. With 90 holds thus far, the Mariners rank 13th in this category, successfully converting 43 saves from 69 opportunities.
On defense, the Seattle Mariners have logged 4,388 putouts, along with 1,355 assists and 69 errors, boasting a fielding percentage of .988, which ranks them 7th in MLB. They’ve also turned 118 double plays and converted 70.3% of balls in play into outs across 13,164 innings, ranking 12th in Major League Baseball.
Luis Castillo has pitched 1,410 innings with 1,493 strikeouts, holding an ERA of 3.55 (557 earned runs). His career WHIP is 1.178, with 1,208 hits allowed (7.7 per 9 innings) and 453 walks. Castillo carries an 84-84 career record and a FIP of 3.50, having faced 5,824 batters over his tenure in the majors.
The Toronto Blue Jays have achieved a .333 on-base percentage alongside a .265 team batting average for the season. The team has struck out 1,099 times (29th in the league) and tallied a total of 1,461 hits. They’ve hit 191 home runs this season and garnered 771 RBIs. The Blue Jays maintain a slugging percentage of .427, averaging 4.93 runs per game—ranking 4th in the league—with 294 doubles, 520 walks, and a total of 798 runs scored.
Toronto’s pitching staff has a WHIP of 1.273, accompanied by a FIP of 4.27. Their K/BB ratio stands at 8.90, with 1,430 strikeouts compared to 517 walks. Ranking 14th in MLB for hits allowed, the Blue Jays have given up 1,313 hits alongside 209 home runs, surrendering 4.51 runs per 9 innings—placing 19th overall. Toronto’s staff has totaled 721 runs this season and sports a team ERA of 4.18 with 668 earned runs allowed.
The Toronto bullpen has inherited 254 runners, allowing a scoring rate of 27.6%. They’ve appeared in high-pressure situations 156 times and confronted 178 instances with runners on base. With 168 save opportunities, the Blue Jays have earned 96 holds and experienced 23 blown saves. They rank 13th in the league with a 64.6% save rate, utilizing 570 relief pitchers throughout the season. In 65 save chances, Toronto has successfully converted 42 saves.
Over 12,942 innings, the Blue Jays exhibit a defensive efficiency of 70.0% (14th in the majors). They’ve turned 118 double plays and recorded a fielding percentage of .985 (18th in the majors), accumulating 1,272 assists, 86 errors, and 4,314 putouts this year.
In his professional career, Trey Yesavage has allowed 13 hits while achieving 16 strikeouts across 14 innings. With a career record of 1-0, Yesavage’s ERA stands at 3.21, permitting 8.4 hits per nine innings. He has surrendered 5 earned runs, maintaining a WHIP of 1.429 and a FIP of 3.2, along with a K/BB ratio of 2.29 after facing 62 batters in his MLB journey.
Who do you think will prevail in tonight’s MLB game—against the spread or moneyline?
Expert Prediction: Bet on Seattle (+150)
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