Toronto Blue Jays vs Houston Astros: Match Prediction, Injury Report & Players to watch out for

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Match Preview: Toronto Blue Jays vs Houston Astros

The Toronto Blue Jays will face the Houston Astros on 29th April 2022, in what will be the first game of their upcoming series which promises to be very exciting.

The Blue Jays are on a roll, they are looking like one of the best teams in the league, while their opponent the Astros have had a tough start to their season, and will need to pick up things pretty quickly.

Blue Jays currently have a record of 13-7.
Astros currently have a record of 10-9.

Injury Report:

Blue Jays:

PLAYER	POSITION	UPDATED	INJURY	INJURY STATUS
Vladimir Guerrero	1B	Thu, Apr 28	Foot	Probable for Apr 29
Teoscar Hernandez	RF	Wed, Apr 27	Oblique	Expected to be out until at least May 2
Ryan Borucki	RP	Wed, Apr 27	Finger	Expected to be out until at least May 7
Cavan Biggio	2B	Mon, Apr 25	Illness	Expected to be out until at least Apr 29
Nate Pearson	RP	Mon, Apr 25	Illness	Expected to be out until at least May 9
Hyun-Jin Ryu	SP	Tue, Apr 19	Forearm	Expected to be out until at least May 6
Danny Jansen	C	Tue, Apr 12	Oblique	Expected to be out until at least May 13

Source: CBS Sports

Astros:

PLAYER	POSITION	UPDATED	INJURY	INJURY STATUS
Jose Altuve	2B	Thu, Apr 28	Hamstring	Expected to be out until at least May 2
Ryan Pressly	RP	Wed, Apr 27	Knee	Expected to be out until at least May 5
Taylor Jones	1B	Wed, Apr 20	Back	Expected to be out until at least Jun 10
Lance McCullers	SP	Mon, Apr 18	Forearm	Expected to be out until at least Jun 6
Jake Meyers	CF	Thu, Apr 7	Shoulder	Expected to be out until at least May 1

Source: CBS Sports

Player to watch out for in Toronto Blue Jays vs Houston Astros

Bo Bichette – Blue Jays

Bo has been playing really well this season, and he is a massive part of their success this season. He will hope to continue this good run of form against their AL rivals.

Match Prediction & Telecast Details:

_{Mar 26, 2021; Dunedin, Florida, USA; Toronto Blue Jays designated hitter Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (27) warms up before the start of the game against the Philadelphia Phillies during spring training at TD Ballpark. Mandatory Credit: Jonathan Dyer-USA TODAY Sports}

The Blue Jays will be the favorites to win this game, as they have been the better side throughout this year, and the Astros are missing some key players due to injuries.