Blue Jays vs. Rockies odds heavily favour Toronto (-270 ML) as Max Scherzer takes the mound against Ryan Feltner today at Rogers Centre. After Monday’s 14-5 upset loss, Jesus Sanchez over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs stands out as the top MLB pick against a shaky Rockies pitching staff.
Blue Jays vs. Rockies best bet
Jesus Sanchez over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs: -122 @ Betano
Sanchez over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs
Sanchez is off to a fine start for the Blue Jays, opening the season 4-for-9 at the plate with a home run, three RBIs, and four runs scored across three games. He’s coming off a two-hit performance against the Rockies on Monday, and the outfielder has some excellent career splits against Colorado’s probable starting pitcher Ryan Feltner.
Sanchez, who has beaten this player prop line in all three of his games this season and in five straight dating back to last season, is 4-for-11 with a pair of homers and four RBIs in his career vs. Feltman, good enough for a 1.273 OPS.
Additionally, Sanchez has been hitting out of the premium No. 2 spot in manager John Schneider’s lineup, giving him plenty of protection with slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. batting behind him.
You can find the best odds (-122) on this player prop at Betano. Other online sportsbooks have this line set as short as -150 as of Tuesday morning, so be sure to shop around for the best Blue Jays vs. Rockies odds.
Blue Jays vs. Rockies odds
| Blue Jays moneyline odds | -270 |
| Rockies moneyline odds | +220 |
| Run line odds | Blue Jays -1.5 (-125), Rockies +1.5 (+105) |
| Game total | Over 8.5 runs (-105), Under 8.5 (-115) |
| Date/time | March 31, 7:07 p.m. ET |
Betting the Blue Jays (3-1 SU, 1-3 ATS, 2-2 o/u)
After sweeping all three games with the Athletics to open the season, the Blue Jays fell back to reality on Monday, allowing 14 runs on 17 hits to the Rockies as huge -290 favourites on the moneyline.
The 14-5 thrashing at the hands of Colorado has left Toronto’s bullpen in a precarious spot heading into Tuesday’s contest, as three relievers—Spencer Miles, Brendon Little, and Louis Varland—threw 30 pitches or more on Monday, making them presumably unavailable for the second contest of this series. There’s also a tight turnaround following this game, with the series finale slated for Wednesday at 1 p.m. local time.
There’s definitely pressure on starting pitcher Max Scherzer to pitch at least five innings in this game before turning the ball over to the bullpen.
Betting the Rockies (1-3 SU, 4-0 ATS, 1-3 o/u)
After scoring just seven runs total across their opening three games with the Miami Marlins, the Rockies exploded for 14 runs on Toronto on Monday night. Perhaps more encouraging is the fact that the damage was evenly distributed across nine players that recorded at least one hit, led by Ezequiel Tovar and TJ Rumfeld with three hits apiece.
Colorado also received a decent outing from starting pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano, who allowed one earned run on two hits over 4 2/3 innings, allowing Colorado to use just two relievers to clean up the lopsided affair. That means the Rockies bullpen is in great shape heading into this contest, giving them an advantage over Toronto’s depleted group.
Probable starting pitchers
Toronto: RHP Max Scherzer (last season: 5-5, 5.19 ERA, 1.29 WHIP, 8.68 K/9)
Scherzer’s gutsy performances in the 2025 postseason earned him another one-year deal with Toronto at the age of 41, and the Blue Jays must be incredibly grateful to have him back in the fold given the current state of their starting rotation, which has been decimated with injuries this spring.
It’ll be interesting to see just how much Scherzer has left in the tank, though, as he ranked in the 20th percentile with a 4.64 xERA and the 16th percentile in pitching run value last season.
The three-time Cy Young Award winner posted a respectable 3-1 record with a 4.68 ERA across 10 starts at Rogers Centre last season.
Colorado: RHP Ryan Feltner (last season: 0-2, 4.75 ERA, 1.48 WHIP, 7.42 K/9)
Feltner beat out Chase Dollander for the final spot in Colorado’s starting rotation, and this will be his first chance to prove it was a good decision from team management.
The right-hander was bombed for 13 earned runs on 14 hits and 10 walks while striking out 14 over 11 2/3 innings across his five Cactus League outings this spring. He made six starts for the Rockies last season, posting an 0-2 record with a 4.75 ERA and 1.48 WHIP across 30 1/3 innings.
Notable injuries
The Blue Jays have a comprehensive list of injuries early in the season, with OF Anthony Santander (shoulder), P Yimi Garcia (elbow), P Trey Yesavage (shoulder), P Shane Bieber (elbow), and P Jose Berrios (elbow) all opening the year on the injured list. P Mason Fluharty is day-to-day with a knee contusion and P Cody Ponce is also dealing with a knee issue.
As for the Rockies, OF Mickey Moniak (finger), P RJ Petit (elbow), OF Tyler Freeman (back) and P McCade Brown (shoulder) are all on the IL.
Weather
It’s going to be a cold and rainy evening in Toronto, so the retractable roof at Rogers Centre will be closed.
Blue Jays vs. Rockies betting trends
- The Rockies are a perfect 4-0 on the run line this season.
- The Rockies have hit the team total under in 50 of their past 78 away games.
- The Blue Jays have hit the team total over in 76 of their past 125 games.
- Toronto has covered the F5 innings run line in 16 of their past 21 games.
Blue Jays vs. Rockies player prop trends
- Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman is riding a six-game hitting streak dating back to last season and is -175 to extend that streak.
- Both Kazuma Okamoto and George Springer have homered in back-to-back games. Okamoto is +550 to go deep; Springer is +340.
- Springer has recorded at least one RBI in three straight games and is +130 to extend that mark.
- Rockies outfielder Willi Castro has scored exactly one run in all four of Colorado’s games this season and is +165 to plate on Monday.