Jose Quintana has been a source of frustration for Cubs fans because he hasn't been the pitcher they expected (or worth the price they paid for him) since he arrived from the White Sox last summer. Still, it's not difficult to see he's been much better on the road (3.22 ERA) than at home (6.00 ERA). Don't expect many runs today in this matchup between Quintana and Clayton Kershaw.

Clayton Kershaw hasn't been the Clayton Kewshaw we all know, meanwhile the Cubs come to play when Jose Quintana hits the hill, going 9-6 in his starts. He has a rough 6.00 ERA at home, but that number is nearly half the size on the road. My advanced computer has the Dodgers winning this one, but the value and the highest probability comes with taking the Cubs plus the runs.