Los Angeles at San Francisco

It's fitting that a fifth game will decide who wins this series between the two teams that won the most games in the Majors, and who are also bitter rivals going back decades. Los Angeles has the edge with Julio Urias on the mound, as he finished the regular season 20-3 with a 2.96 ERA overall (13-2 and 2.71 on the road). In three starts at San Francisco, Urias was 2-0 while allowing only four runs in 17 1/3 innings, and the Giants are batting only .196 against him. The Dodgers will get a second chance against Logan Webb, who pitched seven scoreless innings in Game 1, but the Dodgers still are 13-6 the last 19 meetings at San Francisco. Also, the Dodgers are 38-15 their past 53 games against teams with winning records and 42-18 overall with a posted total of 7.0-8.5. Take the Dodgers.