Just A Bet Outside played the Dodgers team total over 2.5 runs, noting that their offense has erupted for 26 runs in the last four games and leads MLB with 5.74 runs per contest at home. Los Angeles has scored three or more in 57 of 68 home dates and in 17 of the past 20 at Chavez Ravine. Zac Gallen has allowed 3-plus earned in eight of 13 road starts and was tagged for ten hits and four earned when he faced the Dodgers on May 11. The Arizona bullpen behind him is a liability, so even if Gallen survives the first few frames, extra scoring chances should appear late. With the Dodgers swinging hot bats and carrying the league’s best home profile, he sees three runs as a very low bar.

Kenny G backed the Dodgers on the moneyline despite the steep -200 price. L.A. has won four straight and is 44-24 at Chavez Ravine. Starter Blake Snell owns a sparkling 1.97 ERA and is coming off seven strong innings (6 H, 2 ER) versus San Diego; the club is 3-2 in his last five outings. Meanwhile Arizona is just 32-37 away from Chase Field. Given the Dodgers’ top-ranked offense and an improving bullpen, Kenny wants no part of the D-backs and will lay the juice with Los Angeles.

Eric Pathi advised taking the Arizona Diamondbacks moneyline at roughly +160 as his complimentary play. He explained that this wager comes straight from his "dog off a win" system: when a team cashes as an underdog—Arizona hit earlier today at +135—and is then reposted at an even longer price the very next day, you auto-bet them. Pathi said the edge is amplified because the opponent is the "dirty Dodgers," whom he labeled the worst favorite in all of baseball. With every criterion met, Pathi made the Diamondbacks a mandatory bet for his Dime Club followers.