- Matchup: Toronto Blue Jays vs San Francisco Giants
- Date: Monday, July 6, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: Toronto (-128) San Francisco (+106)
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On Monday, the San Francisco Giants (37-51) will host the Toronto Blue Jays (42-47) at Oracle Park. The betting line for this matchup features Toronto at -128 and San Francisco at +106, with a total set at 8 runs. The projected starting pitchers for this game are Kevin Gausman and Landen Roupp.
The Toronto Blue Jays are averaging 4.0 runs per game, placing them 27th in the league. They have scored a total of 356 runs and boast an on-base percentage of .307. This season, the Blue Jays have produced 143 doubles and hit 88 home runs, leading to a total of 342 RBIs and 731 hits, with a batting average of .245. Their slugging percentage stands at .385, with 661 strikeouts and 244 walks recorded.
The Blue Jays pitch with a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.50 and hold a collective WHIP of 1.31. Their pitchers have surrendered 101 home runs and a total of 394 runs, ranking them 15th in the league. Toronto has allowed 717 hits this season (averaging 8.2 per 9 innings) along with 362 earned runs. Their earned run average is 4.12, placing them 13th overall, and the pitching staff has accumulated 790 strikeouts. They have issued 316 walks, with a FIP of 4.06.
This year, the Blue Jays have utilized 334 relief pitchers. The bullpen has inherited 146 runners, with 26.0% of them scoring. Their relief corps has recorded 59 holds, ranking 4th in MLB. Toronto’s pitchers have faced opponents on base 100 times, appearing in 109 high-leverage situations. They have secured 28 saves this year, failing in 12 of their 40 save attempts. The relievers have achieved a save rate of 70.0%, entering 102 save situations.
Defensively, the Blue Jays convert 69.5% of balls in play into outs over their 7,116 innings, placing them 21st among MLB teams. They have 2,372 putouts, 747 assists, and 56 errors this season, resulting in a .982 fielding percentage, ranking 26th in the league, with a total of 64 double plays.
Kevin Gausman (116-120 career record) owns a FIP of 3.78 and has faced 8,405 batters in his major league career. He has allowed 1,931 hits (8.6 per 9 innings) and issued 559 walks. His earned run average stands at 3.83 (857 earned runs allowed), with a WHIP of 1.238. Gausman has pitched for 2,012 innings, tallying 2,054 strikeouts in his professional career.
The Giants have a team slugging percentage of .420, averaging 4.07 runs per game, placing them 25th in MLB. They have registered 170 doubles while drawing 209 walks and scoring a total of 358 runs. San Francisco has hit 95 home runs this year and has accumulated 349 RBIs. They have struck out 681 times (26th in MLB) with a total of 773 hits, supporting an on-base percentage of .307 and a batting average of .256.
This season, the Giants own a team WHIP of 1.382 and a FIP of 4.28. They rank 20th in total hits allowed with 734. The pitching staff has conceded 423 runs, achieving a team ERA of 4.49 (387 earned runs allowed). Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is 7.90 (678 strikeouts vs. 337 walks), and they have allowed 89 home runs, yielding 4.91 runs per 9 innings (21st in the league).
The San Francisco bullpen has an inherited scoring rate of 35.2% out of 145 inherited runners. Their relievers have been in the game 64 times in critical situations and have appeared 96 times with runners on base. The Giants have had 70 save situations, achieving 42 holds and recording 10 blown saves. They rank 17th in save percentage with 64.3%, having used 279 relief pitchers this year.
Defensively, the Giants have a defensive efficiency of 69.2% over their 6,981 innings, placing them 22nd in professional baseball. They have executed 82 double plays and their fielding percentage is .981 (29th in the league). The Giants have notched up 810 assists, 60 errors, and 2,327 putouts this season.
Landen Roupp (13-17 career record) has a 4.02 earned run average, allowing 8.7 hits per nine innings. His strikeout-to-walk ratio is 2.23, and he has faced 1,074 batters in his career. He has allowed 110 earned runs, with a WHIP of 1.419 and a FIP of 4.0. Over his MLB career, Roupp has surrendered 238 base hits while accumulating 248 strikeouts in 246 innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB game against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Back Toronto (-128)
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