Milwaukee Brewers vs Toronto Blue Jays Prediction, Preview and Odds - 08/30/2025

Game Time: 3:07 pm ET, Saturday, August 30, 2025

Venue:  Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON

Where to Watch:  MLB.tv, FDSWI, Sportsnet

DraftKings:  Moneyline odds:  Brewers +123, Blue Jays -150; Over/Under:  8.5 runs

Bet365:  Moneyline odds:  Brewers +125, Blue Jays -150; Over/Under:  8.5 runs

BetMGM:  Moneyline odds:  Brewers +125, Blue Jays -150; Over/Under:  8.5 runs

Milwaukee Brewers:  83-52 (1st place, NL Central)

Toronto Blue Jays:  78-56 (1st place, AL East)

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Milwaukee Brewers:  4-6 last 10

Toronto Blue Jays:  5-5 last 10

The Brewers are entering this series off a loss and split their 4-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks 2-2 in their last series. They enter this game with an 83-52 record overall and have a road record of 38-28. This is the 2nd game of a 3-game series with the Blue Jays on Saturday with the series opener still to be played on Friday. Their offense ranks 11th in the MLB with a .739 OPS. Freddy Peralta is their starting pitcher on Friday while Quinn Priester is making his start in this game on Saturday. He is 11-2 with a 3.44 ERA this season. His team won their last 15 straight games this season with him making an appearance. In his last MLB regular season appearance, he allowed 1 ER, 0 HR, and 5 BB with 4 SO on 3 hits through 4.1 IP against the Chicago Cubs.

The Blue Jays are entering this series off a win and won their 3-game series against the Minnesota Twins 2-1 in their last series. They enter this game with a 78-56 record overall and have a home record of 44-22. This is the 2nd game of a 3-game series with the Brewers on Saturday with the 1st game of this series still to be played on Friday. Their offense ranks 3rd in the MLB with a .769 OPS. Shane Bieber is their starting pitcher on Friday while Kevin Gausman is making his start in this game on Saturday. He is 8-10 with a 3.87 ERA this season. His team lost their last 3 straight games this season with him making an appearance. In his last MLB regular season start, he allowed 4 earned runs, 1 homer, and 1 walk with 7 strikeouts on 7 hits through 6 innings pitched against the Miami Marlins.

The current betting odds have the Brewers listed as an underdog in this game according to Draftkings Sportsbook. The Blue Jays have looked great in their games this season with their 78-56 record overall which has them right at the top of the AL East with one of the best records in the entire MLB. They have also looked great in their own ballpark this year with their 44-22 home record. Meanwhile, the Brewers have looked great in their games this season with their 83-52 record overall which has them right at the top of the NL Central with the best record in the entire MLB. They have also been a good road team this year with their 38-28 road record. Both of these teams have cooled off from the hot streaks they were on, but the Brewers do have the better pitching matchup in this one and they can take advantage of that. Priester is on the mound for the Brewers in this one and he has looked great this season. He is 11-2 with a 3.44 ERA and the team has had a ton of success with him lately. He is coming off another good start in which he gave up 1 earned run and the team has won 15 games in a row now with him starting. The Blue Jays are going with Gausman in this one and he hasn't looked bad this season. He is 8-10 with a 3.87 ERA, but he hasn't looked that great lately. He is coming off a start in which he gave up 4 earned runs which has been a common theme for him lately, and the team has struggled with him too, losing 3 games in a row now with him as the starter. Both offenses have been great this season, but Priester gives the edge to the Brewers in this one. The best way to place a bet here is on the Brewers to win this game. 

Brewers Blue Jays Prediction:  Our MLB Pick for Saturday, August 30, 2025 (3:07 pm ET start time) is Brewers 5 Blue Jays 3.

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Milwaukee Brewers: 269-196 (+51.9 units) on the moneyline in all games. 128-102 (+34.5 units) on the moneyline in road games. 99-89 (+34.2 units) on the moneyline as an underdog of +100 or higher. 6-3 OVER on the road vs. AL teams scoring 4.9 or more runs/game on the season.

Toronto Blue Jays: 241-219 (-9.1 units) on the moneyline in all games. 126-102 (-9.3 units) on the moneyline in home games. 139-114 (-24.8 units) on the moneyline as a favorite of -110 or higher. 9-4 OVER at home vs. a starting pitcher whose winning percentage is better than 70%.

Milwaukee Brewers:  T. Megill (RP) Fifteen Day IL - Flexor Strain. L. Henderson (SP) Sixty Day IL - Elbow. G. Anderson (RP) Fifteen Day IL - Ankle. J. Ortiz (SS) Ten Day IL - Hamstring. D. Hall (RP) Fifteen Day IL - Oblique. J. Chourio (CF) Ten Day IL - Hamstring. J. Montgomery (SP) Sixty Day IL - Elbow. R. Hoskins (1B) Ten Day IL - Thumb. G. Mitchell (CF) Sixty Day IL - Oblique. R. Zastryzny (RP) Fifteen Day IL - Ribs. C. Thomas (SP) Sixty Day IL - Elbow. R. Gasser (SP) Sixty Day IL - Elbow.

Toronto Blue Jays:  B. Francis (SP) Sixty Day IL - Shoulder. R. Burr (RP) Sixty Day IL - Shoulder. N. Sandlin (RP) Fifteen Day IL - Elbow. Y. Garcia (RP) Fifteen Day IL - Ankle. A. Santander (RF) Sixty Day IL - Shoulder. A. Manoah (SP) Sixty Day IL - Elbow. A. Bastardo (SP) Sixty Day IL - Elbow.

“You can’t walk people. I think that’s the bottom line. He pitches on the edges, and when he doesn’t get that edge call, it’s going to be a long night.” - Pat Murphy after his team’s loss against the Diamondbacks in their game on Thursday.

“That was loud. That was a pretty electric atmosphere. These guys do not quit. They do not give a [crap] who they’re playing against. They don’t care what the situation is. I love it. They don’t even care if I pinch-hit for them [after] they hit a home run. That was a big win today.” - John Schneider after his team’s win against the Twins in their game on Wednesday. 

Sal Frelick (L) RF

Caleb Durbin (R) 3B

William Contreras (R) DH

Brice Turang (L) 2B

Andrew Vaughn (R) 1B

Isaac Collins (S) LF

Danny Jansen (R) C

Blake Perkins (S) CF

Andruw Monasterio (R) SS

George Springer (R) DH

Addison Barger (L) 3B

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (R) 1B

Bo Bichette (R) SS

Daulton Varsho (L) CF

Davis Schneider (R) LF

Nathan Lukes (L) RF

Tyler Heineman (S) C

Andrés Giménez (L) 2B

Batting Average:  Sal Frelick (.298)

Hits:  Brice Turang (139)

Home Runs:  Christian Yelich (26)

RBI:  Christian Yelich (90)

Stolen Bases:  Brice Turang (22)

Wins:  Freddy Peralta (15)

Saves:  Trevor Megill (30)

ERA:  Abner Uribe (1.71)

Batting Average:  Joey Loperfido (.358)

Hits:  Bo Bichette (169)

Home Runs:  George Springer (24)

RBI:  Bo Bichette (86)

Stolen Bases:  George Springer (15)

Wins:  Chris Bassitt (11)

Saves:  Jeff Hoffman (29)

ERA:  Ryan Burr (0.00)

Managers:

Milwaukee Brewers: Pat Murphy (2nd season)

Toronto Blue Jays: John Schneider (4th season)