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Rockies vs Jays: Feltner vs Scherzer

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Colorado Rockies face Toronto Blue Jays in a crucial matchup, with the Rockies holding a one-game lead in the series. Ryan Feltner starts for Colorado against Max Scherzer for Toronto. Despite Torontos home-field advantage and heavy betting favorites, the Rockies could keep it close if Feltner performs well. Both teams are dealing with injuries, but Torontos edge at home and Scherzers veteran presence may prove decisive. The series remains balanced, making it an exciting game to watch.

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Rockies vs Jays: Feltner vs Scherzer

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rockies vs Jays: Feltner vs Scherzer. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st. I'm Corey with the story, and this is MLB News Today, your AI-powered baseball briefing. Colorado Rockies take on the Toronto Blue Jays tonight in Toronto at 7-07 pm Eastern Time. Rockies hold a one-nothing series lead after starting one in three overall, while Jays sit at three in one. On the mound, Ryan Feltner starts for Colorado against Mack Scherzer for Toronto. Fighting lines have Jays as heavy favorites at minus 270, Rockies plus 2-19, with over under eight and a half runs. Last season, Toronto posted 94 wins and 68 losses, crushing it at home with 54 and 27. They averaged 4.9 runs scored and allowed 4.5. Meanwhile, Colorado limped to 43 and 119 overall, just 18 and 63 on the road. Both squads are dealing with injury woes that could shake things up. Jays missing guys, like Anthony Santendair, on the 10-day with shoulder issues, plus several pictures on 15 and 60-day lists

for elbows. Rockies have Chris Bryan out 60 days with back problems, and a bunch more on IL for elbows, knees, and obliques. Odds reflect Toronto's edge at home, but Rockies might keep it close if Feltner holds strong early. Scherzer brings veteran heat, though the injury bugs could open doors for underdogs. Series hangs in the balance. Watch these squads battle it out and see if Colorado steals another one.

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