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In 2025 ALCS Game 6 between the Seattle Mariners i Toronto Blue Jays looms as a potential key for Seattle, but Toronto's offensive momentum makes this matchup feel anything but predictable.
The Mariners lead the series 3-2, but the Blue Jays return home confident after exploding for 26 runs in the last four games. Rookie right-hander Trey Yesavage takes the mound for Toronto in the best start of his young career, while Seattle turns to Logan Gilbert, who has been inconsistent this postseason.
With bullpens heavily loaded and both lineups stacked with power bats Vladimir Guerrero Jr.. and Cal Raleigh, expect Game 6 at Rogers Center to have fireworks, the kind of high-performance environment where the value of props shines brightest.
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Today's Top 5 MLB Bets for Mariners vs. Blue Jays ALCS Game 6
#5. Blue Jays Moneyline (-132)
Toronto's offense is red-hot in Game 6, with rookie Trey Yesavage starting for Toronto, a rookie who has shown great upside in limited looks, and Seattle handing the ball to Logan Gilbert, whose October output includes both highs and a shorter start in Game 2.
Markets favoring Toronto reflect the Jays' recent scoring surge. The team's recent surge and lineup boost support the case for bringing Toronto to the money line at the price you indicated.
#4. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – Total bases 2+ (-107)
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. suffered a torrid postseason tear; he's hitting .457 with 5 homers and 11 RBI in the 2025 postseason, which translates directly into a high probability of multi-base nights.
The lineup-friendly environment at the Rogers Center and Toronto's recent offensive outburst give Vlad plenty of production and extra-base opportunities, so a 2+ base target is well supported by his bullpen and current postseason power.
#3. Cal Raleigh – Hits+Runs+RBIs 2+ (-116)
Cal Raleigh has been Seattle's primary producer all season. In a relief game where the Mariners will lean on the protection of the middle of the order and try to create early base runners for Raleigh to drive.
It features multiple realistic paths to clean up a combined Hits+Runs+RBI 2+ line, long ball, extra base hit and a run scored, or a two-RBI night, making this an attractive middle-order compound play.
#2. Logan Gilbert – Holes Under 4.5 (-161)
Logan Gilbert's season K totals are strong, 173 K in 131 IP, but game usage and game management are the critical variables here. Gilbert had a shorter and more inefficient outing early in the series, and Seattle has shown a willingness to protect starters with pitch count limits in high-leverage games.
Those workload and matchup signals make the “under 4.5 Ks” ticket plausible, especially if Seattle plans an early hook or Gilbert's game plan is to induce contact rather than hunt for extra swings.
#1. Total runs over 8 (-105)
The recent showing supports a high-scoring expectation: Toronto went 13–4 and 8-2 in Games 3 and 4, while Seattle's lineup still has significant power.
With a rookie starter on one side, Trey Yesavage, and a veteran starter on the other, Logan Gilbert, who has pitched hard, plus bullpens' playoff tendency to tax themselves in back-to-back high-leverage contests.
The environment strongly favors at least one multi-run innings and multiple run-scoring opportunities, making Over 8 a justifiable play at the listed price.
Edited by Shubham Soni
