Blue Jays vs. Giants Prediction, MLB Picks for Tuesday, July 7

The Toronto Blue Jays vs. San Francisco Giants game is set for a first pitch at 9:45 p.m. ET on Tuesday, July 7 at Oracle Park, with the Blue Jays favored and returning a 1.85x payout if they win, via PrizePicks. 

The Giants (38-52) routed the Blue Jays (42-49) in Monday’s series opener, 10-1. San Francisco bounced back from a series loss at Colorado this past weekend, highlighted by a 5-run sixth inning in last night’s blowout.

Toronto has lost 10 of its past 13 games, with the defending American League champions being held to 1 run in the last three losses.

Below, we'll break down our Blue Jays vs. Giants prediction and picks for Tuesday's MLB game, including the winner, over/under, and key player picks for PrizePicks.

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Blue Jays vs. Giants Prediction, Winner Payout, Over/Under – Tuesday, July 7

The Blue Jays were on the doorstep of winning their first World Series title since 1993 last October. Ultimately, Toronto fell to Los Angeles in seven games, and the Blue Jays haven’t seemed to recover. 

With the All-Star break approaching, the Jays are 11.5 games out of first place in the AL East and haven't had a winning record since early April. Injuries have hurt this lineup, but 1B Vladimir Guerrero Jr. owns career lows in slugging percentage (.346) and OPS (.693).

Guerrero isn’t the only reason the Toronto offense has struggled, as it ranks 28th in both hard-hit rate (35.7%) and barrel rate (6.3%) according to Baseball Savant.

It was a recipe for disaster against the struggling Landen Roupp, who sits in the 93rd percentile in barrel rate (3.8%) and 97th percentile in hard-hit rate (28.2%) allowed. Despite that, Roupp ended an 11-start winless streak by tossing 8 innings and allowing 3 hits in Monday’s lopsided victory.

The Giants haven’t exactly been the model of a playoff team in manager Tony Vitello’s first season. With that said, San Francisco is 15-14 since June 14, including a 5-4 mark against teams with a winning record.

Blue Jays vs. Giants Winner Payout, Over/Under – Tuesday, July 7

The Blue Jays enter Tuesday’s game as a slight road favorite against the Giants, returning a 1.85x payout if they win outright, via PrizePicks Team Picks.

Here are the full payouts for the Blue Jays vs. Giants game on PrizePicks.

• Spread: Toronto Blue Jays -1.5 (2.38x payout)
• Over/Under: 7.5 (1.81x payout on Over)
• Game Winner Payout: Blue Jays 1.85x | Giants 1.88x

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Blue Jays vs. Giants Prediction on Winner – 7/7/26

Here are the key game stats and trends behind our Blue Jays vs. Giants prediction on the winner for Tuesday, July 7.

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• P Spencer Miles makes his third start of the season for Toronto. The Jays are 0-2 in his first two starts, losing by a combined score of 15-6 to the Angels and Orioles.
• Toronto owns the second-lowest wRC+ on the road at 80, according to FanGraphs.
• The Jays are dead last in xwOBA at .298, the only team in the league below .300.
• The Giants rank fourth in xBA at .251 while sitting 13th in xSLG at .406.
• Four Giants hitters are batting at least .300 in July with a minimum of 16 at-bats (Bericoto, Ramos, Devers, and Lee).
• Not one Blue Jay is hitting above .222 in July, and the club has hit a total of 3 home runs in the last five games.
• The Giants seek wins in the first two games of a home series for the third time this season. 

Blue Jays vs. Giants Picks, Player Stats for PrizePicks: 7/7/26

Here are top Blue Jays vs. Giants picks to target on Tuesday, July 7. Today’s MLB picks for PrizePicks include 3B Kazuma Okamoto and P Trevor McDonald.

Blue Jays 3B Kazuma Okamoto vs. Giants: 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBI

• Okamoto was the lone offense for Toronto on Monday, hitting his 20th homer in the sixth inning.
• It marked just the second time in the last eight games that Okamoto eclipsed this projection.
• Okamoto has picked up at least 2 HRR in consecutive road games only once since May 31.
• The Japanese slugger sits in the eighth percentile of both K-rate (31.5%) and whiff rate (34%). 

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Giants P Trevor McDonald vs. Blue Jays: 4 Strikeouts

• McDonald recorded 5 strikeouts in his last start against Arizona, his first scoreless outing of the season.
• The right-hander has yet to turn in consecutive appearances of at least 5 strikeouts heading into his 12th start.
• Although Toronto’s offense has struggled, the Jays own the second-lowest K-rates against right-handed pitching at 19.6%.
• His most frequent pitch is the sinker at 57.6%, but his whiff rate sits at 10.7%.

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San Francisco rolled past Toronto in the series opener last night. Can the Giants start a winning streak here, or will the Blue Jays get their offense back on track?

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