Tampa Bay Rays vs Toronto Blue Jays Prediction: Tampa Bay to get a revenge win

On Tuesday, the Toronto Blue Jays and the Tampa Bay Rays will square off at Tropicana Field.

The Tampa Bay Rays have scored at least four runs in nine of their previous 11 games, including a total of 18 runs in their most recent three games. When scoring four or more runs in a game, the Rays have won six of their last ten contests. The Rays are led by Randy Arozarena, who has 53 hits and a team-high 37 RBI. Wander Franco and Yandy Diaz have combined for 102 hits and a team-high 50 RBI. This will be Taj Bradley's first start of the season. He currently has a perfect record, a 3.54 earned run average, and 27 strikeouts. The Rays have a record of 40-12 in their last 52 games played at home and a record of 5-2 in their last 7 games played on Tuesday.

In their last three games, the Toronto Blue Jays have scored a total of 12 runs, but in their last seven games, they have scored three runs or fewer in five of those games. The Blue Jays have been unsuccessful in five of their previous seven games while scoring three runs or fewer. Bo Bichette leads the Blue Jays with 65 hits and 30 runs batted in, while Matt Chapman and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. have a combined 104 hits and 51 runs batted in between them. The Blue Jays have a record of 3-7 in their last 10 games played away from home, and they have a record of 0-5 in their past 5 games overall.

Jose Berrios hasn't been as consistent as he usually is, and he's never pitched well against the Rays before. With only 20 professional innings under his belt, the verdict on Taj Bradley is still out, but he has held up nicely so far, and the Rays' lineup is there to support him if he ever has growing pains. When the Rays are as consistent as they have been recently, at such low odds, it's tough to go against them.