Kenny G said he is laying the -125 moneyline with the Dodgers because Blake Snell gives them a clear pitching edge over Yu Darvish. Snell, whom Kenny called "just too good of a deal," faces a 39-year-old Darvish carrying a 5.97 ERA and coming off a four-inning, four-earned run performance versus Los Angeles. Kenny noted San Diego’s elite bullpen and three-game stretch of 8-8-5 runs but still prefers the side, pointing to the Padres’ 41-21 home record being offset by the Dodgers’ perceived upper hand when Snell starts. He also referenced strong under trends (Dodgers 34-26-1 to the under on the road; Padres 33-27-2 at home) yet concluded the price on L.A. is the more actionable angle for bettors.

Lindquist bet Luis Arraez over 1.5 hits+runs+RBIs at -120, a line he normally sees in the -160 range. Arraez’s .289 average and 4.7% K-rate versus lefties neutralize Blake Snell’s swing-and-miss superpower, and he’s locked into the two-hole between Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado for elite run/RBI equity. The Dodgers’ bullpen is taxed after using both Graterol and Vesia on Thursday, limiting Dave Roberts’ lefty options. Lindquist projects this prop closer to -140 and is happy to grab the discount.