Toronto at Los Angeles

There has been an average of 10.6 runs scored in the first three games of this World Series. And that was before both bullpens carried as high a fatigue rating as they do now. Toronto starter Shane Bieber and a weary Blue Jays bullpen aren't going to be able to hold down a Dodgers offense that averaged a Major League second-best five runs per game. Bieber lasted just 2 2/3 innings against the New York Yankees in the ALDS and then only 3 2/3 innings in Game 7 against the Seattle Mariners. Bieber is on the comeback trail and has not come close to matching the elite status he had with Cleveland before undergoing elbow surgery. Toronto can also get its share of runs, averaging 4.9 runs per game with the highest batting average in the majors. They are facing Shohei Ohtani, who throws right-handed. The Blue Jays finished the regular season ranked fourth in WOBA against righties and are first in the playoffs in that category versus righties. Having Bo Bichette back in their lineup is an offensive plus, although he, Kirk, and Springer all showed signs of lingering injuries last night. Down 2-1, expect the Jays to dig deep as this game sails over the fence at Dodger Stadium. Take the OVER.