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Boston Red Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays: Preview, Predictions and Picks for May 1, 2025

Updated on:
May 1, 2025 8:07 PM
The Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays are set to face off on Thursday, May 1, 2025, at 7:07 PM at Rogers Centre, with the series currently tied 1-1. The Blue Jays, who hold a 4-2 edge in the regular season series, will look to capitalize on their 9-6 home record, while the Red Sox aim to improve their 9-9 mark on the road.
Boston Red Sox vs Toronto Blue Jays

Current Odds

BOS
TOR
Over
6.5
+210
Under
6.5
-169
BOS
+1.5
+312
TOR
+1.5
-445
BOS
ML
+1100
TOR
ML
+190

Red Sox vs Blue Jays statistics

Stat Red Sox Blue Jays
Hits 279 (Tied-3rd) 237 (19th)
Batting Average .251 (8th) .237 (19th)
Runs Batted In 155 (4th) 99 (27th)
Runs 164 (4th) 104 (26th)
Home Runs 40 (Tied-7th) 19 (29th)
Walks 127 (2nd) 96 (Tied-18th)
Stolen Bases 36 (4th) 20 (Tied-21st)
Strikeouts 293 (28th) 216 (2nd)
Pitches 4959 (1st) 4285 (21st)

Toronto Blue Jays recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/30/25 vs Boston Red Sox W 7-6 F/10
4/29/25 vs Boston Red Sox L 10-2
4/27/25 @ New York Yankees L 5-1
4/27/25 @ New York Yankees L 11-2
4/25/25 @ New York Yankees W 4-2

Boston Red Sox recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/30/25 @ Toronto Blue Jays L 7-6 F/10
4/29/25 @ Toronto Blue Jays W 10-2
4/27/25 @ Cleveland Guardians W 13-3
4/26/25 @ Cleveland Guardians W 7-3
4/26/25 @ Cleveland Guardians L 5-4

Toronto Blue Jays injuries

  • Adam Kloffenstein (SP): Day-To-Day
  • Philip Clarke (C): Day-To-Day
  • Nick Sandlin (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Erik Swanson (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Max Scherzer (SP): 15-Day-IL

Boston Red Sox injuries

  • Connor Wong (C): 10-Day-IL
  • Brennan Bernardino (RP): bereavement
  • Seby Zavala (C): Day-To-Day
  • Richard Fitts (SP): 15-Day-IL
  • Masataka Yoshida (LF): 10-Day-IL

Red Sox vs Blue Jays game info

Type Info
Venue Rogers Centre
Location Toronto, Ontario
First pitch Thu 7:07 PM
TV MLBN

Red Sox vs Blue Jays predictions

With the Boston Red Sox getting into action against the Toronto Blue Jays once again, all eyes are on some key players expected to make a significant impact. Alex Bregman, wielding a bat hot enough to melt the snow off Fenway, is bound to put some runs on the board. Given his batting average standing at an impressive .328, you can almost feel the crack of the bat bringing a home run. Tanner Houck, taking his place on the mound, is projected to keep things sturdy for the Red Sox, striking out hitters and controlling the pace of the game. And don’t forget Rafael Devers, who’s likely to sprinkle in his share of hits, keeping the scoreboard ticking along smoothly.

Flipping the script to the Toronto Blue Jays, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is poised to put his stamp on the game. With some good swings and strong presence at the plate, Gio is the guy you would want as your first baseman leading the charge. Jose Berrios, tasked with manning the mound, will surely aim to stabilize the Blue Jays' defense and strike out a fair share of batters. And then there's George Springer, whose consistency is reflected in every sweet swing, ready to drive in crucial runs and keep the game lively and unpredictable.

As for predicting the winner, it’s a toss-up. Both teams have strengths and gaps, but the Red Sox seem to have a little more firepower if they hit their stride early. However, the Blue Jays have the home advantage at Rogers Centre, and that electrifying crowd energy might just give them the nudge they need. So, who’s walking away with the W? Personally, I’d keep an eye out for a tight contest, with maybe the Blue Jays sneaking ahead if their young talent and seasoned players find their rhythm. But, in a game like this, sometimes you just have to flip a coin and savor the thrill of the match!

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