Toronto Blue Jays -108 vs Twins: Sharp money is right on the Jays

The God of Odds likes the Toronto Blue Jays on the moneyline at -108 and LowVig is the place to hammer it.

This is a classic sell-high on the Twins. Minnesota is 14-19 overall and losers of 7 of their last 10 games. They just dropped 5 straight before a single win, then lost again. The pitching staff is a mess with a 4.33 ERA and they're missing three key players: Walker Jenkins (CF), Cory Lewis (SP), and Matt Canterino (SP). That's their center fielder and two arms, including a starter. The lineup is thin and the bullpen is overworked.

Toronto comes in at 15-17 but they're heating up. They've won 4 of their last 5 and 6 of their last 10. The Blue Jays have been competitive despite a tough schedule and their 4.27 ERA is actually slightly better than Minnesota's. The only injury is reliever Chay Yeager, which is manageable. The Jays have the better recent form and the healthier roster.

The moneyline has moved from -108 to -102 at LowVig. That's sharp money landing on Toronto. When the line moves toward the road favorite in a matchup like this, you follow it. The Twins are 9-9 at home but that record is inflated by early season luck. They're 1-4 in their last 5 at Target Field.

LowVig has the best price on Toronto at -108. BetOnline and BetUS are also at -108, but LowVig is the sharp book and the one to trust. Don't overthink this. The Jays are the better team right now, the line movement confirms it, and the price is fair. Take Toronto on the moneyline.