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Toronto Blue Jays vs. Minnesota Twins: Preview, Predictions and Picks for June 8, 2025

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Jun 8, 2025 3:57 PM
The Toronto Blue Jays aim to extend their road win streak as they face off against the Minnesota Twins at Target Field on Sunday, June 8th at 2:10 PM. Currently leading the series 2-0, the Blue Jays will look to capitalize on their strong overall record, while the Twins will try to defend their impressive 18-10 home turf.
Toronto Blue Jays vs Minnesota Twins

Current Odds

TOR
MIN
Over
9.5
+210
Under
9.5
-135
TOR
+1.5
+775
MIN
-3.5
+300
TOR
ML
+4000
MIN
ML
-10000

Blue Jays vs Twins statistics

Stat Blue Jays Twins
Hits 545 (11th) 516 (20th)
Batting Average .253 (7th) .240 (19th)
Runs Batted In 263 (15th) 258 (Tied-17th)
Runs 273 (Tied-15th) 270 (17th)
Home Runs 65 (Tied-16th) 65 (Tied-16th)
Walks 216 (Tied-15th) 187 (23rd)
Stolen Bases 37 (Tied-22nd) 33 (27th)
Strikeouts 438 (1st) 529 (14th)
Pitches 9143 (21st) 9443 (16th)

Minnesota Twins recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/7/25 vs Toronto Blue Jays L 5-4
6/6/25 vs Toronto Blue Jays L 6-4
6/5/25 @ Athletics L 14-3
6/4/25 @ Athletics W 6-1
6/3/25 @ Athletics W 10-3

Toronto Blue Jays recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/7/25 @ Minnesota Twins W 5-4
6/6/25 @ Minnesota Twins W 6-4
6/5/25 vs Philadelphia Phillies W 9-1
6/4/25 vs Philadelphia Phillies W 2-1
6/3/25 vs Philadelphia Phillies L 8-3

Minnesota Twins injuries

  • Danny Coulombe (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Yunior Severino (1B): Day-To-Day
  • Erasmo Ramirez (RP): Day-To-Day
  • Michael Tonkin (RP): 60-Day-IL
  • Luke Keaschall (2B): 60-Day-IL

Toronto Blue Jays injuries

  • Hayden Juenger (SP): Day-To-Day
  • Josh Kasevich (SS): Day-To-Day
  • Ryan Burr (RP): 60-Day-IL
  • Yimi Garcia (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Daulton Varsho (CF): 10-Day-IL

Blue Jays vs Twins game info

Type Info
Venue Target Field
Location Minneapolis, Minnesota
First pitch Sun 2:10 PM
Temperature 73°
Chance of Rain 18%

Blue Jays vs Twins predictions

Looking at the Toronto Blue Jays lineup heading into this matchup, there are a few names you’ll want to keep an eye on. Bo Bichette seems primed for a solid game—he’s been connecting for hits consistently, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see him tally another multi-hit performance with maybe a double or two thrown in for good measure. Alejandro Kirk, who’s been swinging a hot bat lately with that .304 average, definitely looks like a strong candidate to drive in a run or two, especially if Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. get on base ahead of him. And then of course there’s George Springer; power is always in play with him, so I’m looking out for at least one big swing, possibly sending a ball deep and putting pressure on the Minnesota Twins’ pitching staff.

Shifting over to the home team, the Minnesota Twins bring some firepower of their own. Byron Buxton stands out as the guy who could most disrupt the Blue Jays’ momentum—he’s shown pop lately, so a home run and a couple runs scored wouldn’t shock me. Ty France has been the Twins’ model of consistency at the plate and should chip in with some quality at-bats—racking up a hit or two and possibly an RBI. Not to be overlooked is Carlos Correa, who always seems to step up in these tight spots; if he can get on base and work some counts, he’ll give the Toronto pitching staff a rough time and open things up for Minnesota’s offense at Target Field.

All that considered, this is shaping up to be a tight contest, but I lean toward the Minnesota Twins pulling out a close win at home. Their offense feels a touch more dynamic right now, and having Joe Ryan on the mound gives them a steady anchor in these important matchups. The Blue Jays aren’t making it easy—especially with a lineup that can heat up in a hurry—but the Twins at Target Field just might have the small edge they need to snap Toronto's road win streak and even up the season series a bit. What do you think—will Minnesota defend their turf, or can Toronto keep their momentum going on the road?

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