There are no tomorrows for the Blue Jays if they lose tonight, so John Schneider is very prepared to make this a bullpen game at the first sign of struggle from young Trey Yesevage, who wobbled on the mound in Game 2 The Blue Jays will be ready to jump on Logan Gilbert, too, as they did in that same Game 2 when tagging Gilbert for three runs (two earned) and five hits in just 3 IP, though they weren't able to do much with the Seattle bullpen last Monday after KOing Gilbert. Whatever, the ALCS has turned into an offensive show, with three straight games landing on the over side as 38 runs have been scored across that span. Play Mariners-Blue Jays Over

Obviously all hands on deck for the Blue Jays to try and extend their season, and I'd sure like to see a Game 7 on Monday. Toronto was dominant at home this season, especially offensively, until losing the first two of this set. Struggle to see three straight home defeats. Just quickly looking, but I don't see that they have done that since May. George Springer is expected to play after taking a pitch off his kneecap in Game 5. Don't know that I'd play this if not -- I'd then lean Under.

The Blue Jays went over the total an MLB high 57% of their games, and the Mariners were second at 56.3% and both teams continued their offensive exploits in the playoffs, with each having 17 home runs when the next closest team was the Cubs with nine. But the difference between the two teams is that the Blue Jays hit an MLB high of .293 in the playoffs, while Seattle has hit .211. Toronto forces the issue at home with a 56-29 record, and they're going to use that advantage to put lots of runs on the board. I'm leaning Blue Jays and definitely over.