St. Louis at Los Angeles

You know it is just a matter of time before Clayton Kershaw goes on a tear, as he is simply too good of a pitcher to have numbers he has right now, which aren't bad, but there is a lot more potential. We may already see it coming as Kershaw has allowed just two total runs in his last two starts - his best consecutive starts of the season to date. He should give full attention here against a Cardinals team that is 37-18 and owns the best record in baseball. He will go against Jaime Garcia, who has struggled against the Dodgers in his career, posting a 5.31 ERA against him over four starts and one relief stint. St. Louis has stumbled when it comes to game three of a series, as they are 4-11 behind Garcia in series game three. The Dodgers are now 39-13 behind Kershaw in his last 52 starts following a game in which they scored two or fewer runs. Back the home team in this one.