Roy Halladay will be going for his league leading 9th win tonight as the Toronto Blue Jays (25-24) host the Los Angeles Angels (29-24) at 7:05 PM EST. The Blue Jays have lost Halladay’s last two starts but it hasn’t been his fault. He is 8-1 on the season with a 2.63 ERA. In his last start he gave up three runs in seven innings against Baltimore but the bullpen blew the game. "We know Doc goes out there every fifth day and does his thing on the mound. We just try to pick up what’s left, and usually, it’s not a lot," Toronto reliever Brian Wolfe said. Halladay has been just average against the Angels in his career, going 7-5 with a 4.35 ERA in 15 games. SBG Global Sportsbook reports that the early MLB wagering odds see the public taking the Angels on the road as a +155 underdog with a total 8 under -115.

Toronto had won six straight at home until an 8-2 loss to Boston. The Blue Jays are 9-9 this season against left-handed starters and they will face a good one on Tuesday as the Angels send Joe Saunders who is 6-3 with a 3.26 ERA. Saunders is 1-2 with a 3.62 ERA in four career starts against Toronto.

The Angels are coming off a big win on Sunday as they rallied from seven runs down to defeat Seattle. Now they start a nine-game road trip in Toronto. The game salvaged a very poor homestand in which the Angels went 2-4. "We had a rough week, I’m not going to lie," the Angels Torii Hunter said, "Today we battled, fought back. We’ll take this on the road with us."

Last year the Angels won two of three in Toronto but they have lost 15 of the last 22 there since 2003. Take a look at the MLB wagering odds stats for tonight’s game. The Angels are 4-1 in their last 5 games as a road underdog. The Angels are 7-1 in Saunders’ last 8 starts as a road underdog. The Angels are 4-9 in the last 13 meetings in Toronto. The Blue Jays are 11-4 in their last 15 vs. the American League West. The Blue Jays are 5-1 in Halladay’s last 6 starts vs. the American League West. The Under is 4-1 in the Angels last 5 overall. The Under is 4-1 in Saunders’ last 5 starts overall. The Over is 15-4 in Halladay’s last 19 starts overall. The Under is 4-0-1 in Halladay’s last 5 home starts vs. the Angels. The Under is 22-5-3 in the last 30 meetings in Toronto between the two teams.

This time of year, the MLB wagering odds for the team to win the World Series fluctuates much more than usual. Just the other week the Toronto Blue Jays were at the top of the list, but not anymore. The LA Dodgers also had a lot of chatter around them, but they’ve demonstrated some real staying power, even without the suspended Manny.

With an 18-5 record at home, 16-10 on the road (34-15 overall), the Dodgers remain the most profitable team in all the majors. When looking at their MLB odds at Sportsbook.com, LA are now listed at -3000 to win the National League West, +250 to take the NL pennant and +500 to win the World Series.

The best money team in the American League is another surprise. As mentioned above, it isn’t the Toronto Blue Jays, who have fallen back to earth, the Boston Red Sox or even the New York Yankees—the current top money team in the AL is, wait for it, the Texas Rangers. The Rangers are 15-8 at home, 12-11 on the road and 27-19 overall and while they are one of the favorites to win the AL West at +100, the odds aren’t as favorable for an AL title, +1000, or a World Series championship, +2000.

When it comes to World Series futures betting, one of the usual suspects is the odds-on favorite and that would be the Boston Red Sox at +400. In case you’re keeping count, the BoSox are also +120 to take the AL East and +200 to take the AL pennant.

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