- Matchup: Los Angeles Dodgers vs Toronto Blue Jays
- Date: Saturday, November 1, 2025
- Venue: Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: FOX
- Betting Odds: Los Angeles (-182) Toronto (+150)
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The Los Angeles Dodgers (93-69) are heading to the Rogers Centre this Saturday to face the Toronto Blue Jays (94-68) in Game 7 of the World Series. The betting lines indicate Los Angeles at -182, while Toronto is positioned at +150. The total runs over/under is set at 7.5, with Shohei Ohtani and Max Scherzer expected to take the mound, though teams may utilize their full pitching rosters.
The Dodgers currently hold a slugging percentage of .441, having struck out 1,353 times and secured 580 walks. They’ve racked up 791 RBIs and 1,384 hits this season, maintaining a .253 batting average. The team has hit 257 doubles and launched 244 home runs, with a remarkable 825 runs scored and an on-base percentage of .327. Overall, the Los Angeles Dodgers average 5.1 runs per game, ranking them second in the league.
Los Angeles maintains a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.67 and a WHIP of 1.26. The pitching staff has allowed 175 home runs and given up 683 total runs, ranking 12th in the league. The Dodgers have surrendered 1,250 hits (averaging 7.8 per 9 innings) and 633 earned runs, yielding a team ERA of 3.95 (17th in the league), along with 1,505 strikeouts. They have issued 563 walks, placing their FIP at 3.93 for the season.
Los Angeles’ bullpen has a save percentage of 63.0%, having faced 206 save situations. The relievers inherited 230 base runners, with 26.1% scoring. This season, Dodgers relievers have come in with runners on 149 occasions, totaling 186 high-leverage appearances. They’ve sent 581 relievers to the mound with a league-leading 128 holds and 46 saves, having blown 27 of 73 save opportunities.
Defensively, the Dodgers are converting 70.4% of balls in play into outs in their 12,969 innings, ranking 11th overall. The team has recorded 4,323 putouts, 1,346 assists, and 68 errors, with a fielding percentage of .988, standing 6th in MLB, and secured 102 double plays.
On the mound, Ohtani has logged 528 innings, achieving 670 strikeouts in his MLB career. His ERA is 3.00 (allowing 176 earned runs) with a WHIP of 1.079. He has given up 388 hits (6.6 per 9 innings) and 182 walks. With a 39-20 career record, Ohtani has a FIP of 2.95, facing 2,139 batters in the majors.
The Blue Jays have posted a slugging percentage of .427 and average 4.93 runs per game (4th in the league). This season, they have hit 294 doubles, drawn 520 walks, and recorded 798 runs. Toronto has connected for 191 homers and 771 RBIs, but has struck out 1,099 times (29th in the league) with 1,461 hits. They maintain a team OBP of .333 and a batting average of .265.
Toronto’s pitching staff sports a WHIP of 1.273 and a FIP of 4.27. They rank 14th in the league with 1,313 total hits allowed, yielding 721 runs and carrying a team ERA of 4.18 (668 earned runs). Their K/BB ratio stands at 8.90 (1,430 strikeouts to 517 walks), having allowed 209 homers, and conceding 4.51 runs per 9 innings (19th in the league).
In save opportunities, the Blue Jays have called on their bullpen 65 times, converting 42 saves for a 64.6% success rate, placing them 13th in baseball. They have sent 570 relief pitchers to the mound this season, with 156 high-leverage appearances and 178 with runners on base. Toronto relievers have a 27.6% inherited scoring rate from 254 inherited runners. In 168 save situations, the Blue Jays have logged 96 holds with 23 blown saves.
Defensively, the Toronto Blue Jays have turned 118 double plays with a fielding percentage of .985 (18th in MLB). They’ve amassed 1,272 assists, 86 errors, and 4,314 putouts throughout the season. In their 12,942 innings on the field, they exhibit a defensive efficiency of 70.0% (14th in the majors).
In his MLB career, Scherzer has given up 2,433 hits while recording 3,489 strikeouts over 2,963 innings. He has allowed 1,059 earned runs and boasts a WHIP of 1.084 and a FIP of 3.2. His K/BB ratio stands at 4.48, having faced 11,987 batters so far. Scherzer (221-117 career record) possesses a 3.22 ERA, allowing 7.4 hits per 9 innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB contest against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Back Los Angeles (-182)
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