Bet the Phillies-Blue Jays Series

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You can bet the Phillies vs. Blue Jays series at AceSportsbook.com.

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Philadelphia comes into this series having won just three of their last ten games overall while Toronto has won six.

Tuesday’s game had the Blue Jays as a -225 favorite. 

Marcus Stroman (5-2, 4.94) will take on the Phillies having given up four runs on eight hits over 5.1 innings against Baltimore the other day.

Though he has been struggling in recent starts, Stroman is still considered a solid talent.  The Phillies will also be starting Zach Eflin, who was just called up to pitch for that ball clubThe Phillies are 1-7 in the last 8 meetings in Toronto and 2-10 in the last 12 meetings  overall.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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