- Matchup: Baltimore Orioles vs Los Angeles Dodgers
- Event Date: Sunday, June 21, 2026
- Venue: Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA
- Broadcast: Spectrum SportsNet LA
- Betting Odds: Baltimore (+120) Los Angeles (-144)
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The Los Angeles Dodgers, sporting a record of 49-27, are set to face off against the Baltimore Orioles, who are currently at 35-42, at Dodger Stadium this Sunday. The moneyline for this match has Baltimore listed at +120 while Los Angeles stands at -144. The total runs for the game are predicted to be 8.5, with Brandon Young and Emmet Sheehan expected to take the mound.
This season, the Orioles have amassed a total of 121 doubles and 90 home runs. With a team slugging percentage of .399, they have recorded 694 strikeouts and earned 290 walks. As a scoring unit, the Baltimore Orioles have an average of 4.6 runs per game, ranking them 11th in Major League Baseball. They have successfully gathered 343 RBIs and 615 hits so far this year, maintaining a team batting average of .240 and scoring a total of 354 runs with an OBP of .320.
The Orioles have recorded a season ERA of 4.55, placing them 23rd in the league, while also striking out 598 batters. Baltimore’s pitchers have conceded 89 home runs and allowed 391 total runs, ranking 26th in MLB. Their pitching team has also walked 273 batters with a FIP of 4.34 this season. They’ve given up 682 hits (9.0 per 9 innings) resulting in 344 earned runs. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 2.19, and their WHIP is 1.40.
Throughout the season, the Orioles have utilized 254 relief pitchers who have inherited 100 runners, with 23.0% of them scoring. The relief squad has secured 39 holds this season (ranked 15th in the league). Entering games with some base runners, they have had 70 high-leverage situations and recorded 16 saves out of 24 opportunities, leading to a save percentage of 66.7% in 64 save situations.
In the field, the Orioles have converted 68.6% of batted balls into outs over 6,129 innings, placing them 28th in the league. They achieved a total of 2,043 putouts, 670 assists, and committed 45 errors, maintaining a .984 fielding percentage, ranking them 21st in professional baseball with 58 double plays.
Brandon Young has pitched 119 innings, tallying 91 strikeouts in his MLB career. With a career ERA of 4.68 (allowing 62 earned runs) and a WHIP of 1.400, he has faced 521 batters while giving up 122 hits (9.2 hits per 9 innings) and issuing 45 walks. Young’s career record stands at 6-9 with a FIP of 4.61.
The Dodgers have a slugging percentage of .441 and average 5.29 runs per game (2nd in MLB). They have achieved 129 doubles, drawn 312 walks, and scored 402 runs. With 104 home runs this season, they have also manufactured 378 RBIs. Although they have struck out 600 times (23rd in MLB), they hold an OBP of .346 and a batting average of .262.
On the pitching side, the Dodgers have given up 257 runs this season, achieving an ERA of 3.35 (allowing 249 earned runs). They have served up 77 home runs while permitting only 3.46 runs per 9 innings (ranked 1st in MLB). Their WHIP stands at 1.085, coupled with a team FIP of 3.65. They boast a K/BB ratio of 9.00 (673 strikeouts to 208 walks), leading the league in the fewest hits allowed at 518.
The Dodgers’ relief pitchers have inherited 73 runners, with a scoring rate of 34.2%. They have appeared in 69 high-pressure situations and faced runners on base in 46 instances. With 76 save chances, they have accumulated 48 holds alongside 8 blown saves, resulting in a commendable save percentage of 70.4%, utilizing 238 relievers throughout the season.
In 6,024 total innings, the Dodgers have demonstrated a defensive efficiency of 73.5% (1st in baseball). They have executed 43 double plays and maintain a fielding percentage of .991 (2nd in professional baseball) with 634 assists, 25 errors, and 2,008 putouts for the year.
Over the course of his career, Emmet Sheehan has permitted 155 hits while recording 225 strikeouts across 197 innings. With a career mark of 13-8, he has achieved a 4.11 ERA, surrendering 7.1 hits per inning with a WHIP of 1.115 and a FIP of 4.0. His K/BB ratio rests at 3.46, having faced off against 808 batters in total.
Who will come out on top in today’s MLB matchup, both against the spread and on the moneyline?
Prediction: Take Baltimore (+120)
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