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MLB Monday Best Bet: Boston Red Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays - June 27, 2022
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Written by Tone's Takes
The great Tone provides his MLB Best Bet from the Monday June 27th, 2022 slate, featuring the Boston Red Sox and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Before Tone shares his wisdom, our MLB predictive analytics model DimersBOT thinks favorite the Toronto Blue Jays are a 62% chance to win at the money line, while the underdog Boston Red Sox are a 55% shot of covering the run line. The Over/Under for this game is rated a 51% chance of going Over 9.5 runs.
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Red Sox vs. Blue Jays Predictions
- 63% Toronto Blue Jays at the money line
- 55% Boston Red Sox at the run line
- 51% Over 9.5 total runs
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Red Sox vs. Blue Jays Best Bet
Monday June 27, 2022 7:07PM (ET)
PICK: Red Sox at Blue Jays Over 9 (-130)
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The Red Sox are winners of 7 straight, including a weekend sweep of the Guardians, in Cleveland.
The Sox are averaging 5.71 runs/game during their winning streak. On the road, the Red Sox average 4.81 runs per game and lead the league with 90 doubles.
Boston will send right Connor Seabold to the mound in what will be his 2nd career major league start and first appearance this season.
The Blue Jays will counter with right hander Kevin Gausman, who is 5-6 on the season with a 3.19 ERA and a 1.28 WHIP.
Gausman has struggled at home where he has an ERA of 4.76 and a WHIP of 1.54 and an opponent batting average of .324.
The Blue Jays offense has only scored 7 runs over their last 2 games but they are averaging 4.88 runs per game at home.
I am expecting both teams to score their share of runs in this contest, I'll pay a little more juice to get the number to 9 but 9.5 is definitely playable.
MORE: Dimers' full betting preview for Red Sox vs. Blue Jays
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Tone's Takes Tone is a NHL and MLB expert who regularly posts profitable seasons. A Philadelphia native, Tone enjoys watching his tickets cash while smoking cigars next to his fire pit. Feared by the sportsbooks, Tone is the ultimate bettors buddy.
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