Los Angeles at Toronto

The Blue Jays return to Toronto full of confidence and with the Dodgers in a scoring slump. There is a strong reason to back the Blue Jays. Yes, the Dodgers have Yoshinobu Yamamoto starting. He has been fantastic in the postseason, boasting a 3-1 record and a 1.57 ERA. That is why the Dodgers are mid-sized favorites here. But if you played the Blue Jays on the run line, you would be 3-0 during the past three games. The Blue Jays have the Dodgers reeling after winning the past two games in LA. The Dodgers have picked a bad time for their bats to go quiet, scoring only three runs in their last two games while averaging just five hits in those two games. Kevin Gausman gets the start for Toronto, and he's been solid with a 2.55 ERA in the playoffs. Toronto was dominant at home with a 54-27 record. The Blue Jays had the second-highest home batting average and were fourth in slugging percentage when playing at home. LA's bullpen wasn't a strength during the regular season, and it has been bad during the postseason with a 4.56 ERA. Even if Yamamoto comes in with another big game, the Blue Jays are good enough to stay within at least one run, if not win outright. Take the Blue Jays on the runline.