Avery Perri

Avery joined NorthStar Gaming as an intern in 2022 before stepping into a full-time role soon after. He loves betting on and analyzing golf — mainly because it’s easier than actually playing — but is a fan of all sports, from the NFL to the UFC.

Predators vs. Maple Leafs prop picks Oct. 14: Back Matthews, Marchessault to clear shot totals

Maple Leafs picks

The Toronto Maple Leafs are back in action for a third time in four days, this time hosting the Nashville Predators on Tuesday at Scotiabank Arena.

The pregame narrative: Toronto dominated play against the Detroit Red Wings yesterday, but came away with zero points in a brutal last-minute loss. The Leafs are favoured to get back in the win column tonight, with Cayden Primeau likely to make his debut in goal.

Check out my Maple Leafs prop picks for Oct. 14, featuring predictions on Auston Matthews and Jonathan Marchessault.

Maple Leafs picks vs. Predators

Best bet: Matthews over 3.5 shots (-130)

Leafs fans are accustomed to Matthews dominating out of the gate, so it’s a little disheartening to see him with just one goal (on an empty net) so far.

But it’s not for a lack of effort. Check out what the captain did during Toronto’s recent home-and-home with the Detroit Red Wings:

  • Saturday: Six shots (12 attempts), 0.62 xG
  • Monday: Eight shots (14 attempts), 0.9 xG

The goals will come soon enough, and I think backing Matthews to score tonight at -107 is a fine play.

But I just can’t look past this meagre shot total.

Matthews blew by this mark in consecutive games, and faces a Nashville team which has allowed the sixth-most shots on a 60-minute basis so far (30.67), per Natural Stat Trick.

Key stat: Matthews is 7-1 against this line in his last eight games vs. the Predators.

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Best NHL prop predictions

Marschaessault over 2.5 shots (+110): I’m not sure what the Maple Leafs are going to get out of Primeau, who was brutal in the NHL last season but elite with the Laval Rocket after being sent to the AHL in December.

The netminder posted a 1.96 GAA and .927 SV% with the Montreal Canadiens’ affiliate in 26 games.

One thing I do know is that the Maple Leafs give up a ton of chances.

Toronto gave up the fourth-most chances (62.88) and eighth-most shots (29.1) on a 60-minute basis last season, and returned each of its starting defencemen.

Marschaessault is off to a hot start with the Preds, netting two goals and an assist through three games.

He cleared this total in back-to-back contests and ranks second on the squad in shot attempts (16) so far.

Maple Leafs picks made at 11:26 a.m. ET 10/14/2025.

Dodgers vs. Brewers Game 2 NLCS prop picks and predictions: Fade Pages, Chourio on Tuesday

Dodgers vs. Brewers picks

Baseball fans are treated to an elite pitcher’s duel in Game 2 of the NLCS.

The pregame narrative: Yoshinobu Yamamoto gets the ball for the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are slightly favoured to take a commanding 2-0 series lead. Freddy Peralta has dominated L.A.’s active lineup and will attempt to defend home turf for the Milwaukee Brewers.

Check out my Dodgers vs. Brewers prop picks for NLDS Game 2, featuring fades on Andy Pages and Jackson Chourio.

Dodgers vs. Brewers picks

Best bet: Pages under 0.5 hits (+117)

I think there’s a ton of value fading Pages tonight, given his current form and history against Peralta.

The Dodgers’ outfielder is hitless in his last four games and is batting just 0.037 (1-for-27) in the playoffs.

In that span, he’s struck out six times and has a 24% hard-hit rate. For context, Jacob Wilson ranked 246th out of 251 qualified batters with a 24.7% hard hit rate this season.

Pages is an elite defender, ranking in the 96th percentile for fielding run value, so I’m confident he’ll be in the starting lineup tonight.

That said, Dave Roberts may pull him from the game if L.A. needs offence as he did against the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 3 of the NLDS.

Peralta has been lights out this season, posting a 2.70 ERA and 1.08 WHIP, and has dominated Pages in a small sample size.

Key stat: Pages is 0-for-7 against Peralta with a 0.076 xBA in those at-bats.

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MLB best bets

Chourio under 0.5 hits (+155): Chourio has cooled off after a nuclear start to the postseason, going 0-for-6 with three Ks in his last two games.

The 21-year-old centre fielder has pronounced lefty/righty splits and should struggle with Yamamoto’s pitch mix.

  • Vs. LHP: .343/.389/.584
  • Vs. RHP: .245/.280/.422

Yamamoto ranks in the 89th percentile or better in xERA, xBA and K rate.

The Japanese phenom leans heavily on a four-seam/splitter combo against right-hitting batters, throwing those two pitches roughly 54% of the time.

Chourio is batting .237 against those offerings from righties this season (.238 xBA).

Dodgers vs. Brewers picks made at 9:40 a.m. on 10/14/2025.

Best NHL prop bets Oct. 13: Back Clayton Keller, Jake DeBrusk to produce

NHL prop bets

NHL fans are treated to wall-to-wall action on Canadian Thanksgiving, with 10 games on tap starting at noon ET.

The pregame narrative: Clayton Keller is coming off a career season for the Utah Mammoth, and he has an attainable shot total against the defensively inept Chicago Blackhawks. Elsewhere, look for Jake DeBrusk to record a point playing alongside two elite talents.

Check out my NHL anytime goal picks for Oct. 13.

NHL prop bets

Best bet: Keller over 2.5 shots (-120)

Last year was a big one for Keller.

The centre was named captain of the newly relocated Utah Hockey Club, leading the team in goals (30) and points (90), the latter of which was a career high.

Keller also logged a team-best 218 shots, netting out to 2.69 per game.

A couple of other Mammoth players logged more shots on a per-60 basis, but Keller plays big minutes, which is important for a wager like this.

Tonight, he gets to go up against the Blackhawks, who are winless through three games.

  • Chicago was second-to-last in the standings last season, posting a 25-46-11 record.
  • On a per-60 basis, the Blackhawks allowed the third-most shots (30.84) and sixth-most shot attempts (62.22), according to Natural Stat Trick.
  • Through three games this year, the Blackhawks have allowed 32.27 shots per 60.

Keller only has three total shots on goal this season, but I won’t let that discourage me. He is 8-1 against this line in his last nine games against Chicago.

Key stat: Keller averaged 17.24 shot attempts per 60 last season.

NHL predictions

DeBrusk to record a point (-120): DeBrusk is coming off a nice debut season with the Vancouver Canucks, netting a career-best 28 goals to go with 20 assists.

Now, he’s playing on the top line alongside Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser, who have both eclipsed the 70-point threshold before.

Pettersson had a horrible 2024-25 campaign (45 points), but he’s still a top-end passer who should be able to drive the offence.

DeBrusk has logged an assist in both games so far, and I like his chances of producing against the St. Louis Blues.

Jordan Binnington got lit up for five goals in his only start this year, after ranking a pedestrian 28th in SV% last season (.900).

DeBrusk had a point in two of three games against the Blues a season ago.

NHL prop bets made at 12:45 p.m. ET on 10/13/2025.

Best NHL prop bets Oct. 13: Back Clayton Keller, Jake DeBrusk to produce

NHL prop bets

NHL fans are treated to wall-to-wall action on Canadian Thanksgiving, with 10 games on tap starting at noon ET.

The pregame narrative: Clayton Keller is coming off a career season for the Utah Mammoth, and he has an attainable shot total against the defensively inept Chicago Blackhawks. Elsewhere, look for Jake DeBrusk to record a point playing alongside two elite talents.

Check out my NHL anytime goal picks for Oct. 13.

NHL prop bets

Best bet: Keller over 2.5 shots (-114)

Last year was a big one for Keller.

The centre was named captain of the newly relocated Utah Hockey Club, leading the team in goals (30) and points (90), the latter of which was a career high.

Keller also logged a team-best 218 shots, netting out to 2.69 per game.

A couple of other Mammoth players logged more shots on a per-60 basis, but Keller plays big minutes, which is important for a wager like this.

Tonight, he gets to go up against the Blackhawks, who are winless through three games.

  • Chicago was second-to-last in the standings last season, posting a 25-46-11 record.
  • On a per-60 basis, the Blackhawks allowed the third-most shots (30.84) and sixth-most shot attempts (62.22), according to Natural Stat Trick.
  • Through three games this year, the Blackhawks have allowed 32.27 shots per 60.

Keller only has three total shots on goal this season, but I won’t let that discourage me. He is 8-1 against this line in his last nine games against Chicago.

Key stat: Keller averaged 17.24 shot attempts per 60 last season.

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NHL predictions

DeBrusk to record a point (-114): DeBrusk is coming off a nice debut season with the Vancouver Canucks, netting a career-best 28 goals to go with 20 assists.

Now, he’s playing on the top line alongside Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser, who have both eclipsed the 70-point threshold before.

Pettersson had a horrible 2024-25 campaign (45 points), but he’s still a top-end passer who should be able to drive the offence.

DeBrusk has logged an assist in both games so far, and I like his chances of producing against the St. Louis Blues.

Jordan Binnington got lit up for five goals in his only start this year, after ranking a pedestrian 28th in SV% last season (.900).

DeBrusk had a point in two of three games against the Blues a season ago.

NHL prop bets made at 12:45 p.m. ET on 10/13/2025.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays Game 2 ALCS best bets: Back Santander, Toronto’s bats on Monday

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets

The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners meet for a pivotal ALCS Game 2 on this Canadian Thanksgiving Monday.

The pregame narrative: Toronto lost the series opener last night and will be desperate to even the score before heading west to Seattle for Games 3-5. The Jays turn to rookie sensation Trey Yesavage, who is pitching opposite Logan Gilbert.

Check out my Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets for ALDS Game 2, featuring a prop bet on Anthony Santander.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets

Best bet: Blue Jays over 3.5 runs (-130)

I took the Jays to go over 4.5 runs yesterday, which looked great after George Springer belted a leadoff home run in the first inning.

Toronto’s bats fell silent afterward, logging just one more hit, but I’ll go back to the well with one less run against Gilbert.

The Blue Jays had the best offence in the second half, and still lead the MLB playoffs in the following categories:

  • Runs per game (7.0)
  • Batting average (.294)
  • Slugging percentage (.531)
  • OPS (.864)
  • K rate (15.8%)

Gilbert is an elite arm. His 3.02 xERA ranks in the 88th percentile on Baseball Savant, and his 32.7% K rate was second among starters with 70+ innings pitched.

But Toronto rarely goes down on strikes (the club only had four Ks yesterday), and the fireballing righty is pitching on short rest after throwing 34 pitches in Seattle’s ALDS Game 5 win on Friday.

Gilbert has also been hit hard by the Jays’ active lineup, allowing a .309 batting average and .543 slugging percentage in 100 combined plate apperances.

I’ll bank on a bounce back from John Schneider’s group on Monday.

Key stat: Toronto went over 3.5 runs in eight straight games prior to Game 1.

Other MLB postseason predictions

Santander over 0.5 hits (-125): Santander was one of two Blue Jays to record a hit yesterday, logging a single off Bryce Miller in the second inning.

The switch-hitter is now 3-1 against this line in the postseason, with a 30.7% K rate and zero walks.

I’d like to see less swing-and-miss, but at least Santander is swinging. And his zero walks are great for a market like this.

Santander’s numbers against Gilbert are strikingly similar.

He’s 3-for-9 against the righty with three Ks and zero walks. Santander has a .295 xBA in those at-bats, so I know he hasn’t lucked into that production.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets as of 11:05 a.m. on 10/13/2025.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays Game 2 ALCS best bets: Back Santander, Toronto’s bats on Monday

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets

The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners meet for a pivotal ALCS Game 2 on this Canadian Thanksgiving Monday.

The pregame narrative: Toronto lost the series opener last night and will be desperate to even the score before heading west to Seattle for Games 3-5. The Jays turn to rookie sensation Trey Yesavage, who is pitching opposite Logan Gilbert.

Check out my Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets for ALDS Game 2, featuring a prop bet on Anthony Santander.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets

Best bet: Blue Jays over 3.5 runs (-137)

I took the Jays to go over 4.5 runs yesterday, which looked great after George Springer belted a leadoff home run in the first inning.

Toronto’s bats fell silent afterward, logging just one more hit, but I’ll go back to the well with one less run against Gilbert.

The Blue Jays had the best offence in the second half, and still lead the MLB playoffs in the following categories:

  • Runs per game (7.0)
  • Batting average (.294)
  • Slugging percentage (.531)
  • OPS (.864)
  • K rate (15.8%)

Gilbert is an elite arm. His 3.02 xERA ranks in the 88th percentile on Baseball Savant, and his 32.7% K rate was second among starters with 70+ innings pitched.

But Toronto rarely goes down on strikes (the club only had four Ks yesterday), and the fireballing righty is pitching on short rest after throwing 34 pitches in Seattle’s ALDS Game 5 win on Friday.

Gilbert has also been hit hard by the Jays’ active lineup, allowing a .309 batting average and .543 slugging percentage in 100 combined plate apperances.

I’ll bank on a bounce back from John Schneider’s group on Monday.

Key stat: Toronto went over 3.5 runs in eight straight games prior to Game 1.

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Other MLB postseason predictions

Santander over 0.5 hits (-124): Santander was one of two Blue Jays to record a hit yesterday, logging a single off Bryce Miller in the second inning.

The switch-hitter is now 3-1 against this line in the postseason, with a 30.7% K rate and zero walks.

I’d like to see less swing-and-miss, but at least Santander is swinging. And his zero walks is great for a market like this.

Santander’s numbers against Gilbert are strikingly similar.

He’s 3-for-9 against the righty with three Ks and zero walks. Santander has a .295 xBA in those at-bats, so I know he hasn’t lucked into that production.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets as of 11:05 a.m. on 10/13/2025.

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks Oct. 13: Take the over, back William Nylander and Morgan Rielly

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks

The Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings meet for a Thanksgiving matinee at Scotiabank Arena on Monday.

The pregame narrative: This game has a 2:00 p.m. ET start to accommodate Toronto fans looking to catch the Maple Leafs and Blue Jays games back-to-back. The Maple Leafs played the Red Wings on Saturday, losing 6-3, and hope for a better result in Easton Cowan’s NHL debut.

Check out my Maple Leafs vs. Red Wings picks, featuring prop bets on Morgan Rielly and William Nylander.

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks

Best bet: Over 6 goals (-110)

Toronto was down 4-3 late in Saturday’s game before Detroit added a pair of empty net goals to secure its first win of the season.

I expect another high-scoring affair today.

The Leafs don’t have a goalie confirmed as of 9:25 a.m., but I have a suspicion it will be backup Cayden Primeau. Anthony Stolarz has played two games already, and Toronto is back in action tomorrow night against the Nashville Predators.

Primeau posted a 4.70 GAA and .836 SV% last season.

But even if Stolarz gets the crease, I can see him giving up a few after allowing four goals on 33 shots in his last start.

Keep an eye on official updates ahead of puck drop.

On the other end is Cam Talbot, who was good but not great against the Leafs on Saturday, giving up three goals on 23 shots (.870 SV%).

Talbot ranked outside of the top 25 in GAA and SV% last year, posting an .817 SV% in three games against Toronto.

Key stat: The over on this total is 3-0-1 in the last four games between Toronto and Detroit.

Maple Leafs prop predictions

Nylander 1+ power play points (+195): If you want a safer bet here, taking the Maple Leafs to record a power play goal carries -114 odds.

Toronto is one of four teams yet to score on the man advantage, going 0-for-4 through two games.

That won’t last forever, though, and I think today’s the day the unit gets on the board.

The Maple Leafs had the eighth-best PP rate (24.8%) in the NHL last season. Losing Mitch Marner (the team’s top PP producer) is a big blow, but the top unit is still stacked with elite talent.

Skating alongside Nylander are Auston Matthews, Matthew Knies, John Tavares and Rielly.

Nylander’s 30 PP points ranked second to Marner last season. The Swede’s 65 PP points from 2023-2025 were the most on the Leafs.

Rielly 1+ point (-106): In a perfect world, we cash Rielly and Nylander’s props on the same play, given that they’re on the same PP unit.

But I also like the defenceman’s chances of producing at even strength after his red-hot start.

  • Rielly has one goal and three assists, finding the stat sheet in both games.
  • The 31-year-old has played 20+ minutes both nights, and he ranks second on the team in chances (i.e shot attempts) with 13.

Toronto wanted more production out of its highest-paid defenceman heading into this season, and so far, Rielly has delivered.

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks made at 9:45 a.m. ET 10/13/2025.

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks Oct. 13: Take the over, back William Nylander and Morgan Rielly

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks

The Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings meet for a Thanksgiving matinee at Scotiabank Arena on Monday.

The pregame narrative: This game has a 2:00 p.m. ET start to accommodate Toronto fans looking to catch the Maple Leafs and Blue Jays games back-to-back. The Maple Leafs played the Red Wings on Saturday, losing 6-3, and hope for a better result in Easton Cowan’s NHL debut.

Check out my Maple Leafs vs. Red Wings picks, featuring prop bets on Morgan Rielly and William Nylander.

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks

Best bet: Over 6 goals (-114)

Toronto was down 4-3 late in Saturday’s game before Detroit added a pair of empty net goals to secure its first win of the season.

I expect another high-scoring affair today.

The Leafs don’t have a goalie confirmed as of 9:25 a.m., but I have a suspicion it will be backup Cayden Primeau. Anthony Stolarz has played two games already, and Toronto is back in action tomorrow night against the Nashville Predators.

Primeau posted a 4.70 GAA and .836 SV% last season.

But even if Stolarz gets the crease, I can see him giving up a few after allowing four goals on 33 shots in his last start.

Keep an eye on official updates ahead of puck drop.

On the other end is Cam Talbot, who was good but not great against the Leafs on Saturday, giving up three goals on 23 shots (.870 SV%).

Talbot ranked outside of the top 25 in GAA and SV% last year, posting an .817 SV% in three games against Toronto.

Key stat: The over on this total is 3-0-1 in the last four games between Toronto and Detroit.

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Maple Leafs prop predictions

Nylander 1+ power play points (+200): If you want a safer bet here, taking the Maple Leafs to record a power play goal carries -114 odds.

Toronto is one of four teams yet to score on the man advantage, going 0-for-4 through two games.

That won’t last forever, though, and I think today’s the day the unit gets on the board.

The Maple Leafs had the eighth-best PP rate (24.8%) in the NHL last season. Losing Mitch Marner (the team’s top PP producer) is a big blow, but the top unit is still stacked with elite talent.

Skating alongside Nylander are Auston Matthews, Matthew Knies, John Tavares and Rielly.

Nylander’s 30 PP points ranked second to Marner last season. The Swede’s 65 PP points from 2023-2025 were the most on the Leafs.

Rielly 1+ point (-114): In a perfect world, we cash Rielly and Nylander’s props on the same play, given that they’re on the same PP unit.

But I also like the defenceman’s chances of producing at even strength after his red-hot start.

  • Rielly has one goal and three assists, finding the stat sheet in both games.
  • The 31-year-old has played 20+ minutes both nights, and he ranks second on the team in chances (i.e shot attempts) with 13.

Toronto wanted more production out of its highest-paid defenceman heading into this season, and so far, Rielly has delivered.

Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs picks made at 9:45 a.m. ET 10/13/2025.

Bills vs. Falcons Week 6 Monday Night Football picks: Back Buffalo to cover, James Cook to rumble

Bills vs. Falcons picks

The Buffalo Bills and Atlanta Falcons kick off Week 6’s Monday Night Football doubleheader.

The pregame narrative: Buffalo looks to shake off its first loss of the season when it heads to Atlanta to take on a Falcons team coming off a bye. The Bills are 4.5-point road favourites at the time of writing, in a game with a sky-high 50 over/under.

Check out my Bills vs. Falcons picks for the Monday Night Football matchup on Oct. 13, featuring a prop bet on James Cook.

Bills vs. Falcons picks

Best Bet: Cook 70+ rushing yards (-121)

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It feels like Cook’s hot start is really flying under the radar.

The dynamic tailback has fully assumed bell-cow status in Buffalo’s offence. Check out the numbers he’s put up through five weeks of play.

  • Second in rushing yards (450)
  • Second in rushing TDs (five)
  • Fourth in rushing attempts (94)
  • Ninth in YPA, min. 40 carries (5.0)

Cook is going to get a boatload of touches no matter what, and this should be a good matchup for him to run wild.

The Falcons’ defence ranks 23rd in opponent yards per carry and 27th in rush success rate, per RBDSM.com. The team’s secondary has been elite, allowing the fewest passing yards per game, so a run-heavy approach should be top of Sean McDermott’s mind.

Cook was bottled up by the New England Patriots last week, but had three straight games of 100-plus rushing yards before that.

Bet on a bounce back.

Key stat: Cook is averaging the second-most rushing yards per game (90.0).

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Other Monday Night Football picks

Bills -4.5 (-110): This feels like a bit of a trap line, but I don’t care.

Buffalo had an uncharacteristic three turnovers in its home loss to New England, and still managed to put up 20 points in the loss.

That came after four consecutive 30-point weeks and three consecutive two-score victories. The Bills’ offensive ceiling is sky high, and I expect them to light up the scoreboard in primetime.

Josh Allen is 9-3 straight up on the road (or a neutral site) after a loss, winning those games by an average of 9.9 points.

It’s worth noting that Atlanta has a substantial rest advantage, having last played in Week 4.

But the Falcons’ offence hasn’t impressed me so far, and WR2 Darnell Mooney is out with an injury. This should be a high-scoring game, and I just don’t think Atlanta will keep up.

Bills vs. Falcons picks made at 3:15 p.m. ET 10/11/2025.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays Game 1 ALCS best bets: Bet on Guerrero to lead a blowout

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets

The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners battle for a World Series spot, with each team trying to draw first blood in Game 1 at Rogers Centre on Sunday.

The pregame narrative: Toronto has a nice rest advantage after clinching its ALCS ticket on Wednesday, and is favoured to win the series opener behind Kevin Gausman. Seattle had to use seven pitchers in its 15-inning Game 5 win over the Detroit Tigers, and will have few options to turn to in Game 1.

Check out my Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets for ALDS Game 1, featuring a prop bet on Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets

Best bet: Blue Jays over 4.5 runs (+105)

This might seem like a bold play given Seattle’s elite pitching depth, but have you seen what Toronto’s done in the postseason so far?

  • 8.5 runs per game (first)
  • .338 batting average (first)
  • .601 slugging percentage (first)
  • 16.1% strikeout rate (first)

Are the Jays due for a little regression? Probably. But I don’t think it happens on Sunday.

Seattle was forced to empty the tank against Detroit in the final game of the NLDS. It deployed seven pitchers and three starters (George Kirby, Luis Castillo, and Logan Gilbert) in the win.

That means the only fully-rested starter is Miller, who has been awful this season.

Miller owns a 5.68 ERA and a 1.41 WHIP and ranks in the 25th percentile or worse in xBA, xSLG, K rate and hard-hit rate, per Baseball Savant.

MLB.com predicts Miller will start Game 1, and I think Toronto could clear this line before he exits the game.

Key stat: Toronto’s lineup is batting .333 with a .538 SLG against Miller in 39 combined at-bats.

Other MLB postseason predictions

Guerrero to score (-112): I really can’t believe Guerrero is plus money to score.

Toronto’s $500 million man lived up to the hype against the New York Yankees in the ALDS. He posted a .529/.550/.1.059 slash line through four games, belting three home runs and scoring five runs.

Seattle will probably want to pitch around Guerrero, which is fine, because a walk will put us in a great position here.

But if the Mariners try to pitch to him, even better.

Behind Guerrero is a red-hot lineup featuring names like Nathan Lukes, Daulton Varsho, and Ernie Clement swinging the bat well.

Bo Bichette also might get the start, which is intriguing.

Mariners vs. Blue Jays best bets as of 1:15 p.m. on 10/11/2025.