Mariners vs. Blue Jays Predictions | ALCS Game 7 Best Bets

Mariners vs. Blue Jays Predictions | ALCS Game 7 Best Bets

The Seattle Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays face off in a decisive ALCS Game 7 tonight at Rogers Centre, marking the first Game 7 in Mariners franchise history and only the second ever for Toronto.

We’ve put together our Mariners vs. Blue Jays predictions for today’s MLB playoffs, highlighting the best bets, parlays, and player props to consider.

Disclaimer: Sports betting is unpredictable, and these picks are suggestions based on analysis of recent form and matchup data.

Blue Jays vs. Mariners ALCS Game 7 Match Overview

The Mariners enter Game 7 after dropping Game 6 in a sloppy performance, committing three errors and hitting into three inning-ending double plays. They’ll rely on George Kirby, who struggled in his last start against Toronto, but the bullpen is fully available. Julio Rodríguez and Josh Naylor remain key bats for Seattle.

Toronto has the edge at home, where they posted the AL’s best record during the regular season (54-27). Shane Bieber takes the mound after delivering a solid Game 3 win. The Blue Jays are fueled by Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s historic postseason run – already at six home runs – while rookie Trey Yesavage and Addison Barger have been vital contributors with clutch moments. Missing Bo Bichette and Anthony Santander hurts, but Toronto’s offense has averaged over 12 runs across its last two wins.

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Both offenses have been explosive in recent games, combining for 38 runs across the last three. With Guerrero Jr. scorching at the plate and Seattle prone to defensive miscues, run production should be high. Kirby’s struggles in Game 3 and a taxed bullpen setup make the over a strong play.

First 5 Innings Total Runs Over 3.5

Early scoring has been a theme in this series, highlighted by Toronto’s 13-4 blowout in Game 3. With Bieber and Kirby facing stacked lineups, expect pressure early. Even if the bullpens settle things later, the first five frames carry strong potential for run-scoring.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to Record 2+ Total Bases

Guerrero Jr. has been unstoppable, batting .462 with a .917 slugging percentage this postseason. He’s already set a Blue Jays record for most home runs in a single postseason. With Seattle struggling to contain him and Bichette out of the lineup, Guerrero remains Toronto’s offensive anchor.

Shane Bieber 4+ Strikeouts

Bieber may not dominate like in his Cy Young peak, but he’s effective at missing bats when it matters. Seattle struck out multiple times in key Game 6 situations, and Bieber’s ability to mix command and experience gives him a good shot to clear this modest line.

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