San Francisco at Los Angeles

A great bounce-back spot for the embarrassed home team. The Dodgers have the best run differential (+46) in the division and the second-best in the NL. You wouldn't have known it yesterday as San Francisco crushed them, 15-0. That matches the worst home shutout loss in Dodgers history - and the last one came in 1898! San Francisco has the worst fielding percentage in baseball and starter Logan Webb has been strong at home (2.04 ERA) but has a 4.01 ERA on the road. The Giants play their sixth straight road game. They're 18-46 against a starter with a WHIP less than 1.15, plus 2-9 after five or more straight victories. Talented Los Angeles is third in the majors in runs scored, 11th in on-base percentage, and fourth in slugging. Starter Tony Gonsolin (1.93 ERA) has been very good, including a 3-0 record at Dodger Stadium with a 1.66 ERA. The Dodgers are 19-7 against the rival Giants, including 9-3 in this park. Play Los Angeles as a Max Play