Toronto Blue Jays vs

New York Mets Prediction

As the New York Mets prepare to take on the Toronto Blue Jays at home, it's looking like a close match-up. Both teams have had a decent season so far, with the Mets having won 11 out of their 20 games at home and the Blue Jays having won 12 out of their 25 games on the road this season. This game is predicted to be a highly contested match-up, with both teams having an almost even chance of winning according to AccuScore's Simulation Supercomputer.

With both starters having a relatively low chance of delivering a quality start, it will be important for both teams to put up strong numbers offensively and capitalize on any opportunities that come their way. Kodai Senga has only a 37% chance of delivering a quality start, but if he does, the Mets have a 75% chance of winning. On the other hand, Yusei Kikuchi has a slightly higher chance (42%) of delivering a quality start, and if he does, the Blue Jays have a 73% chance of winning.

While both teams have some strong batters, the most productive batter for the New York Mets is Pete Alonso with an average of 2.39 hits+walks+RBI per simulation. He has a 40% chance of having a big game with 3 or more Hits, Walks, RBI – if he achieves this feat, the Mets will have a 64% chance of winning. For the Toronto Blue Jays, Matt Chapman is predicted to be their most productive batter. He averaged 3.05 hits+walks+RBI per simulation and has a 56% chance of having a big game with 3 or more Hits, Walks, RBI – if he does so, the Blue Jays will have a 58% chance of winning.

All in all, this game is shaping up to be an exciting battle between two evenly matched teams. Fans of both teams will be on the edge of their seats waiting to see which team comes out on top. To find out more about how AccuScore's Simulation Supercomputer is picking the game, be sure to subscribe to BetQL.