- Matchup: Toronto Blue Jays vs San Francisco Giants
- Date: Tuesday, July 7, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: Toronto (-132) San Francisco (+110)
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At Oracle Park, the San Francisco Giants (37-52) will host the Toronto Blue Jays (42-48) on Tuesday evening. The Blue Jays enter the game favored at -132, while the Giants hold odds of +110. The total for the game is set at 8 runs. The starting pitchers for this matchup are Spencer Miles for the Blue Jays and Trevor McDonald for the Giants.
The Toronto Blue Jays are currently scoring an average of 4.0 runs per game, placing them 29th in the league. They have accumulated 356 runs with an on-base percentage (OBP) of .306. Collectively, the Blue Jays have hit 144 doubles and launched 88 home runs. They have recorded 342 RBIs and 734 hits this season, boasting a team batting average of .244. The team’s slugging percentage stands at .382, with a strikeout tally of 667 and 246 walks drawn.
This season, the Blue Jays boast an earned run average (ERA) of 4.11, placing them 12th overall. Their pitchers have accumulated 800 strikeouts while allowing 102 home runs and 398 runs (15th in the league). The pitching staff has 318 walks and a collective Fielding Independent Pitching (FIP) rate of 4.06. Toronto has permitted 723 hits, averaging 8.2 hits per 9 innings and yielding 365 earned runs. The team has a K/BB ratio of 2.52 and a WHIP of 1.30.
The Blue Jays have utilized 336 relief pitchers this season, with the bullpen inheriting 146 runners, of which 26.0% scored. They have achieved 59 holds this season, ranking 4th in MLB. The pitchers have entered with runners on base 100 times and made 109 appearances in high-leverage situations, achieving 28 saves with 12 blown saves out of 40 opportunities. Their save percentage stands at 70.0% in 102 situations.
Out of 7,188 defensive innings, the Blue Jays have converted 69.5% of balls in play into outs, ranking 20th in the league. With 2,396 putouts, 752 assists, and 57 errors, their fielding percentage is .982, placing them 26th in MLB, and they have achieved 64 double plays.
Spencer Miles has thrown 54 innings, achieving 55 strikeouts in his professional career. Holding a career record of 4-1, his FIP is 2.79, facing 217 batters in the majors. With an ERA of 2.83 (17 earned runs allowed) and a WHIP of 1.037, he has permitted 39 hits, averaging 6.5 hits per 9 innings, along with 17 walks.
The San Francisco Giants have an on-base percentage of .308 and a batting average of .256 this season. They rank 26th in strikeouts with 693 and have compiled 783 hits. The Giants have homered 99 times and have gathered 355 RBIs. They average 4.09 runs per game, placing them 23rd in baseball, along with 171 doubles, 213 walks, and a total of 364 runs.
As a pitching staff, the Giants have a WHIP of 1.382 and a FIP of 4.27 this season. They rank 20th in total hits allowed with 745. The Giants’ pitchers have conceded 430 runs, resulting in a 4.52 ERA (393 earned runs). Their strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 7.90 (687 strikeouts against 337 walks). They have given up 90 home runs and average 4.94 runs allowed per 9 innings, ranking 22nd overall.
The Giants’ bullpen has an inherited runner scoring percentage of 34.7%, appearing in 68 high-leverage situations and 98 with runners on base. They have 73 save opportunities, with 44 holds and 11 blown saves, resulting in a save rate of 62.1%, while sending 283 relievers to the mound this year.
In 7,053 defensive innings, the Giants hold a defensive efficiency of 69.0%, ranking 23rd in professional baseball. They have turned 83 double plays and have a fielding rate of .981, sitting 29th in the majors. This season, the Giants have tallied 815 assists, 61 errors, and 2,351 putouts.
Trevor McDonald, with a career record of 4-6, has an ERA of 3.72 and allows 7.7 hits per nine innings. His K/BB ratio is 2.95, having faced 318 batters throughout his career. He has allowed 31 earned runs with a WHIP of 1.147 and a FIP of 3.7. In his MLB career, McDonald has given up 64 hits and registered 65 strikeouts across 75 innings.
Who will triumph in tonight’s MLB contest against the spread or moneyline?
Selection: Opt for San Francisco (+110)
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