Toronto Blue Jays - Seattle Mariners: MLB match betting tip and bets

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On October 20, Toronto demolished Seattle 6-2 in the sixth ALCS game, leveling the series (3-3). In the first inning, Addison Barger shoots a two-run home run, and then Vladimir Guerrero Jr. picks up the baton with a solo home run, and the Blue Jays are already ahead. And the pitchers, they played three double plays like jiu—jitsu masters, slipping out of the Mariners' most treacherous holds. Barger, by the way, has become a real engine of Toronto – his home run and that indomitable energy on the field keep the team on their toes, reminding them why they can still break into the World Series. 

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Toronto has an average of 7.4 runs per game.

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And now about Seattle, which was leading the series and suddenly stumbled out of the blue. They got off to a good start in the sixth game, but starter Logan Gilbert broke down in the fourth inning, conceding five runs–it's as if the goalie had missed a field goal. The Mariners' offense roared for several innings, but the Toronto defense pressed them like a press, preventing them from accelerating. Julio Rodriguez, with a double and an early lead, was their lifeline, but even he couldn't pull the team out of the hole. Now the Mariners are standing on the edge of a precipice.

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 Seattle makes an average of 4.7 runs per game.