Angels vs Blue Jays starting pitchers
- Kevin Gausman for Toronto Blue Jays
- Tyler Anderson for Los Angeles Angels
Angels vs Blue Jays statistics
Stat |
Angels |
Blue Jays |
Hits |
1001 (25th) |
1037 (20th) |
Batting Average |
.233 (24th) |
.240 (18th) |
Runs Batted In |
479 (27th) |
518 (22nd) |
Runs |
513 (26th) |
545 (22nd) |
Home Runs |
127 (25th) |
130 (24th) |
Walks |
388 (16th) |
412 (12th) |
Stolen Bases |
105 (Tied-9th) |
59 (27th) |
Strikeouts |
1109 (13th) |
980 (25th) |
Pitches |
18727 (21st) |
18801 (19th) |
Toronto Blue Jays recent games
Game Date |
Opponent |
Result |
Score |
8/24/24 |
vs Los Angeles Angels |
W |
3-1 |
8/23/24 |
vs Los Angeles Angels |
W |
5-4 |
8/22/24 |
vs Los Angeles Angels |
W |
5-3 |
8/21/24 |
vs Cincinnati Reds |
L |
11-7 |
8/20/24 |
vs Cincinnati Reds |
W |
10-3 |
Los Angeles Angels recent games
Game Date |
Opponent |
Result |
Score |
8/24/24 |
@ Toronto Blue Jays |
L |
3-1 |
8/23/24 |
@ Toronto Blue Jays |
L |
5-4 |
8/22/24 |
@ Toronto Blue Jays |
L |
5-3 |
8/21/24 |
@ Kansas City Royals |
L |
3-0 |
8/20/24 |
@ Kansas City Royals |
W |
9-5 |
Angels vs Blue Jays predictions
As the Los Angeles Angels gear up to take on the Toronto Blue Jays, a few players are poised to potentially make a significant impact. Keep an eye on Zach Neto, who’s been swinging a solid bat with a .256 average and 19 homers so far. His ability to connect might just be the spark the Angels need to disrupt their losing streak. Jo Adell and Brandon Drury also look set to contribute, with Drury’s knack for finding the gaps and Adell’s potential to bring runs home. Given Tyler Anderson’s stable ERA of 3.40, his pitching could be crucial in keeping the game tight.
On the flip side, the Toronto Blue Jays have their own aces ready to shine. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., with an impressive .318 batting average and 27 home runs, is always a threat. His capability to drive in critical runs could be a game-changer. Addison Barger also brings promise to the lineup, and with Kevin Gausman on the mound sporting a 4.24 ERA and a solid strikeout record, the Jays have a robust defense setup. Their ability to capitalize on pitching might just tilt the scales in their favor during this series.
Looking at the current dynamics and considering the strengths of each team, it feels like the Toronto Blue Jays might have the upper hand in this matchup. Their slightly better season performance, coupled with home field advantage at Rogers Centre, positions them as the favorites. However, baseball is unpredictable, and if the Angels' pitchers deliver and their key hitters step up, they could very well snap their unfortunate streak. It’s all to play for, and this game promises to deliver some exciting baseball action.
Toronto Blue Jays injuries
- Payton Henry (C): Day-To-Day
- Bo Bichette (SS): 10-Day-IL
- Jordan Romano (RP): 60-Day-IL
- Orelvis Martinez (SS): suspension
- Alek Manoah (SP): 60-Day-IL
Los Angeles Angels injuries
- Mickey Moniak (CF): Day-To-Day
- Jason Martin (OF): Day-To-Day
- Jose Marte (RP): 15-Day-IL
- Walbert Urena (P): Day-To-Day
- Nolan Schanuel (1B): Day-To-Day
Angels vs Blue Jays game info
Venue |
Rogers Centre |
Location |
Toronto, Ontario |
First pitch |
Sun 1:37 PM |