- Matchup: Los Angeles Dodgers vs Toronto Blue Jays
- Date: Friday, October 31, 2025
- Venue: Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: FOX
- Betting Odds: Los Angeles (-140) Toronto (+120)
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On Friday, at Rogers Centre, the Toronto Blue Jays (94-68) will face off against the Los Angeles Dodgers (93-69) in Game 6 of the World Series, with the Jays leading the series 3-2. Currently, the odds show Los Angeles at -144 while Toronto stands at +120, with an over/under set at 7.5. The starting pitchers are expected to be Yoshinobu Yamamoto for the Dodgers and Kevin Gausman for the Blue Jays.
This season, the Dodgers have recorded 257 doubles and hit 244 home runs. With a slugging percentage of .441, they have struck out 1,353 times while drawing 580 walks. Averaging 5.1 runs per game, they rank 2nd in the league with 791 RBIs and 1,384 hits, resulting in a team batting average of .253. The Dodgers have scored a total of 825 runs and own an on-base percentage of .327.
The Dodgers currently hold a team ERA of 3.95, ranking 17th in the league, and have struck out 1,505 batters. They’ve allowed 175 home runs and 683 runs total (12th in MLB). With 563 walks issued and a FIP of 3.93, their pitching staff has allowed 1,250 hits (7.8 per 9 innings) and 633 earned runs. The strikeout-to-walk ratio sits at 2.67, while their WHIP is 1.26.
Los Angeles’ relief pitchers have faced runners on base 149 times and have been in 186 high-leverage situations. Leading the league with 128 holds for the year, they possess a 63.0% save percentage, having been involved in 206 save attempts with 46 successful saves and 27 blown save opportunities. Out of 230 inherited runners, 26.1% scored. The Dodgers have utilized 581 different pitchers this season.
In the field, the Dodgers have converted 70.4% of balls in play into outs over 12,969 innings, ranking 11th in the majors. The team has achieved 4,323 putouts this year, along with 1,346 assists and 68 errors. Their fielding percentage of .988 places them 6th in professional baseball, highlighted by 102 double plays.
Yamamoto has pitched 263 innings in his career, accumulating 306 strikeouts. With a career win-loss record of 19-10, he has a FIP of 2.63. Facing 1,052 hitters in MLB, his ERA is 2.67, with a WHIP of 1.033. He has allowed 191 hits (6.5 hits per 9 innings) along with 81 walks.
On the flip side, the Blue Jays have recorded 191 home runs and 771 RBIs this season. They’ve achieved 294 doubles, drawn 520 walks, and scored 798 runs. With a team OBP of .333 and a batting average of .265, Toronto’s SLG% is .427, averaging 4.93 runs per game (4th in MLB). They’ve struck out 1,099 times (29th in the league) and generated 1,461 hits.
Toronto’s team WHIP stands at 1.273, accompanied by a FIP of 4.27. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is 8.90, with a total of 1,430 strikeouts against 517 walks. They rank 14th in MLB for total hits allowed at 1,313, giving up 209 home runs while yielding 4.51 runs per 9 innings (19th in MLB). The Blue Jays pitching staff has given up 721 runs with a 4.18 ERA (668 earned runs).
The Blue Jays’ relief pitchers have entered in 65 save situations, achieving 42 saves and ranking 13th in MLB with a save percentage of 64.6%. Toronto has utilized 570 relievers, with 156 high-leverage appearances and 178 entries with runners on base. Their bullpen has inherited 254 base runners, allowing 27.6% to score. This year, they’ve recorded 96 holds and experienced 23 blown saves out of 168 save situations.
Toronto has completed 118 double plays this season and possesses a fielding percentage of .985, ranking 18th in professional baseball. They have 1,272 assists, 86 errors, and recorded 4,314 putouts over 12,942 innings, resulting in a defensive efficiency of 70.0% (14th in professional baseball).
Gausman, with a career record of 112-113, holds a 3.81 ERA, allowing 8.6 hits per 9 innings. His K/BB ratio is 3.65, having faced 7,986 batters throughout his career. He has given up 810 ER’s with a WHIP of 1.240 and a FIP of 3.8, and has surrendered 1,835 hits while achieving 1,954 strikeouts over 1,911 innings pitched.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB game against the spread or moneyline?
Recommendation: Go with Toronto (+120)
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