Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Francisco Giants

Los Angeles comes off a 2-1 win over the Giants, part of a 10-5-1 run UNDER the total. This is their sixth straight road game, and the offense has averaged 2.6 runs on the trip. Starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto (2.77 ERA) is holding batters to a .199 average and sports a 2.21 ERA on the road. San Francisco's offense is 20th in runs scored, 21st in on-base percentage, 27th in steals, and 27th in slugging. Robbie Ray (2.63 ERA) is holding batters to a .201 average and has a 2.48 ERA at home. The Giants are on a 13-10-1 run UNDER the total, and this shapes up as another pitcher's duel. Play Los Angeles/San Francisco UNDER the total. 

San Francisco won an 8-7 slugfest on Friday night, but look for fewer runs to be scored today as the Giants are 5-0 UNDER in Landen Roupp's past five home starts. He has only allowed three earned runs in his past four outings in 20 1/3 innings pitched, including a 3-1 Giants win over Philadelphia on Monday when he gave up a run on four hits in five innings. Shohei Ohtani has been limited to one or two innings in four appearances on the mound, but he might get a few more today. He has given up a run and four hits in those starts. Los Angeles is on a rare seven-game losing streak while averaging just 2.43 runs in that span. The Dodgers had not scored more than two runs in any of the four games before last night. Take the UNDER.

San Francisco ends a six-game road trip after losing 11-5 yesterday. Kyle Harrison (4.56 ERA) has gotten roughed up in his last two starts (eight runs in nine-plus innings). The Dodgers roughed him up, too, when they last faced him (7.20 ERA) in a 5-4 Los Angeles victory last year. The Giants' offense is 15th in runs scored, 21st in on-base percentage, 20th in steals, and 23rd in slugging. The Dodgers play their third straight at home with an offense that is No. 1 in runs scored, on-base percentage, and slugging. Dustin May has a 2.97 ERA at home, where visiting batters are hitting .215 off him, so back home field. Play Los Angeles. 

San Francisco has gone UNDER five straight Saturday games and Landen Roupp's past five starts have stayed UNDER. He has allowed only four earned runs in that span in 28 innings pitched. The UNDER is 5-0 when the Giants play teams that scored two or fewer runs their previous game and they have gone UNDER 14 of 20 overall. The Giants have the best bullpen in the National League with a 2.49 ERA and a 1.11 WHIP. Clayton Kershaw comes off one of his best outings this year as he allowed a run on six hits in five innings against St. Louis on Sunday. Kershaw is 26-16 with a 2.04 ERA against the Giants in his career. Take the UNDER.