Los Angeles struck out 15 times in Game 2 with every starter striking out at least once. We expect the Dodgers to rebound here. LA is 17-0 in franchise history as a road favorite of more than -130 coming off a game in which Justin Turner had fewer than three hits and struck out at least twice.


The Dodgers should rebound from Wednesday’s defeat in a big way. Walker Buehler is on the mound and that means a convincing Dodgers win is a likely result. The hard-throwing ace held the Braves to only one run with 13 K’s in 11 innings in the NLCS and is sporting a stifling 1.89 ERA in his four playoff starts. L.A. rarely loses games with Buehler on the mound as they have come away with the win in 9out of his last 10 starts.

Walker Buehler does not give up many dingers, allowing only two homers in his last five starts. Rays’ starter Charlie Morton has struggled against the Dodgers, surrendering 11 runs (eight earned) in 11 career innings. Take the LA DODGERS here in Game 3 on Friday night.