Prop Bets: Toronto Blue Jays VS Detroit Tigers 2025-07-26

Tigers vs. Blue Jays: A High-Stakes Slugfest (July 26, 2025)

The Detroit Tigers (-199) are desperate to end their four-game losing streak, and they’re sending Tarik Skubal to the mound like a "last-chance" hero in a John Wick spinoff. The Blue Jays (+201) enter as underdog mischief-makers, fresh off a 11-4 thrashing in Game 1, where Vladimir Guerrero Jr. looked like he’d stolen a how-to-homer manual.

Key Stats to Know:
- Tigers are 45-25 in games they’re favored for—but let’s be real, that’s just 45 wins and 25 “oh-no-not-again” facepalms.
- Toronto’s 8th-ranked offense (485 runs) vs. Detroit’s 72nd-ranked pitching ERA (5.12). Translation: Expect fireworks.
- The total is set at 7.0 runs (even money). Bet the over unless you enjoy disappointment.

Player Props to Exploit (Because Why Not?):
- Vlad Guerrero Jr.: Over 0.5 hits (+540). Sure, Vlad’s a legend, but 54-to-1 for a single hit? That’s like betting your dog won’t bark.
- Kevin Gausman: Under 4.5 earned runs (-103). If Gausman’s ERA doesn’t crumble under pressure, I’ll eat my hat (and my confidence in MLB pitchers).
- Spencer Torkelson: Over 0.5 hits (-161). This is just code for “Torkelson will either succeed or fail so hard it’s entertaining.”

Prediction:
This is a high-octane, small-ball-free-for-all. The Tigers’ lineup (Torkelson, Greene, McKinstry) will chase Gausman like he’s a piñata, while Vlad’s bat-flailing antics could land him a multi-hit prop bet. Final Score: Detroit 6, Toronto 5 (10 innings). The Jays win the game, but the Tigers win the “most over-the-top pitcher meltdowns” award.

Bet: Over 7.0 runs. Because if history’s any guide, these teams will combine to hit a piñata of their own—called the run total.

Created: July 26, 2025, 11:08 a.m. GMT