LA SP Gavin Stone is in the 90th percentile for barrel rate allowed! While he struggles against lefties, he has dominated righty hitters this season (.229 wOBA). That said, the Blue Jays do not feature top-of-the-lineup lefty bats, so he should fare well tonight.

Blue Jays SP Chris Bassitt is having an up-and-down 2024, and while he has performed better at home, I am fading that trend tonight. The Dodgers will jump all over his sinker and should produce far more runs than they did in yesterday's game. Bassitt is due for negative regression and is tasked with taming an LA lineup that scored 25 runs in the three games before Thursday's series finale at Washington. If he's rattled early, the Jays bullpen (4.85 ERA and 16 HR allowed) is untrustworthy, too.