While it’s not official yet at press time, ESPN has Aaron Sanchez (5.22 ERA) pegged to get the start for Toronto. Sanchez is down 1.21 units this year on a team record of 8-9, but the buzz around the Blue Jays is over the Josh Donaldson trade. The former AL MVP was shipped to Cleveland at the August 31 trade deadline for a player to be named later.
Tyler Glasnow (3.95 ERA on the season) is the official projected starter for Tampa Bay. This will be his seventh start for the Rays after coming over from the Pittsburgh Pirates in the Chris Archer non-waiver deal. Thus far, Glasnow is dead even against the baseball odds with a team record of 3-3 for Tampa, including five innings of two-hit ball in an eventual 2-1 loss to Toronto (–135 at home) on August 12.
MLB Odds: Rays-Jays at Rogers Centre
After dealing 3B Josh Donaldson to Cleveland at the August 31 trade deadline, the Toronto Blue Jays (62-74, minus-10.74 betting units) will host the Tampa Bay Rays (73-63, plus-16.83 units) this Wednesday, beginning at 7:07 PM ET on Sportsnet. The Rays have won 11 of 13 to give them a slim hope of grabbing the second AL Wild Card spot.
Aaron Sanchez (5.22 ERA) is Wednesday’s possible starter for Toronto, while Tyler Glasnow (3.95 ERA on the season) is officially projected for Tampa Bay. In addition to Donaldson, the Jays sent OF Curtis Granderson (.774 OPS) to Milwaukee at the deadline.
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