First Pitch is scheduled for 7:07 PM ET
Venue: Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON (Blue Jays home)
TV/Streaming: SNET (Blue Jays), Rockies.TV (local), MLB.TV (out-of-market)
This is Game 2 of a three-game interleague series. The Rockies stunned the Blue Jays with a 14-5 rout in Game 1 on Monday night, snapping a three-game skid and handing Toronto its first loss of the season. Colorado exploded for 17 hits, including a two-run homer from Troy Johnston and three hits/three RBI from Ezequiel Tovar.
Recent Team Forms
Colorado Rockies (1-3, 5th NL West): After an 0-3 start with narrow losses in Miami, the Rockies erupted offensively in Toronto. The lineup showed power and timely hitting in the blowout, while the bullpen held after starter Tomoyuki Sugano’s solid outing. Momentum has shifted, but consistency remains unproven on the road.
Toronto Blue Jays (3-1, 1st AL East): Toronto cruised to a 3-0 start but was shellacked in Game 1. Offense went quiet (just 7 hits), and starter Cody Ponce exited early with a leg injury. The club enters needing a bounce-back at home behind elite pitching depth.
Injury Report
Rockies:
OF Mickey Moniak: 10-Day IL (sprained right ring finger).
OF-INF Tyler Freeman: 10-Day IL (back tightness/inflammation).
RP RJ Petit: 60-Day IL (elbow).
Additional depth concerns: OF Zac Veen (knee), 1B Kris Bryant (lumbar), and SP Pierson Ohl (Tommy John) limit outfield and rotation flexibility.
Blue Jays:
RF Anthony Santander: 10-Day IL (shoulder).
SP Shane Bieber: 15-Day IL (elbow inflammation).
SP Trey Yesavage: 15-Day IL (shoulder impingement).
RP Yimi Garcia: 15-Day IL (elbow).
SP Bowden Francis: 60-Day IL (elbow).
SP José Berríos: 15-Day IL (right elbow stress fracture, but progressing).
RP Mason Fluharty: Day-to-day (knee).
SP Cody Ponce: Day-to-day (knee/leg contusion from Game 1).
Both clubs are dealing with thinned lineups and rotation depth early in 2026.
Starting Pitchers & Key Player Matchups
Rockies: RHP Ryan Feltner (0-2, 9.56 ERA early 2026; career 9-26, 5.19 ERA)
Feltner has struggled with command and hard contact in limited 2026 action (high ERA in ~16 IP). He relies on a solid fastball/slider mix but must limit damage against Toronto’s power bats in a hitter-friendly dome.
Blue Jays: RHP Max Scherzer (0-0, 0.00 ERA in 2026; 2025: 5-5, 5.19 ERA with TOR)
The 41-year-old veteran (signed as free agent in offseason) brings elite experience, swing-and-miss stuff, and a proven track record of dominating in big spots. Expect aggressive strikeouts and a bounce-back edge after Toronto’s Game 1 offensive lull.
Key Matchups to Watch:
Rockies hot bats (Ezequiel Tovar, Troy Johnston, Hunter Goodman) vs. Scherzer: Colorado’s Game 1 explosion gives them confidence, but Scherzer historically shuts down righty-heavy lineups.
Blue Jays stars (Vladimir Guerrero Jr., George Springer, Daulton Varsho) vs. Feltner: Toronto’s power must capitalize on Feltner’s early-season struggles for a quick rebound.
Series History
The Blue Jays own a strong recent edge, going 11-2 SU in their last 13 home games against Colorado and winning 12 of the last 18 overall matchups. Interleague play at Rogers Centre has favored the home team, though the Rockies’ Game 1 upset shows 2026 could be different.
Game Odds
Colorado Rockies 8.5
Toronto Blue Jays – 286
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Monday, March 30, 2026
