Very slow start for Rojas but I'm going to gamble on him breaking out against Patrick Corbin, who we fade every five days. Rojas has tremendous splits against him and the skipper will lean into it, I figure. Rojas batting over .400 vs him on 37 ABS with 3 homers and 7 driven in. Dodgers need to get it going in a lot of different ways and seems like a perfect time to give him another run

Mitchell Parker doesn't have special stuff from the lefty side, he's making his MLB debut at Chavez Ravine and an All Star lineup and there will be jitters. Hernandez has 12 RBIs in 10 games at Dodger Stadium this year and I anticipate plenty of runners on base around him.

Glasnow fanned 14 last time out, but I’ll play against him doing that again v a team that doesn’t strike out. Plus, Glasnow got 14k tossing just 88 pitches, if he stays under 100 pitches this will be tough to go over

Betts knows how to the set the table and start the game already in scoring position. Mitchell Parker by no means has overpowering stuff and Mookie should get a coupla licks in from the right side before the pen takes over. Plus money for 1 XBH or 2 singles vs this staff, with how Mookie is hitting, in his park, vs this kid starter seems like a smart play to me.

This had been +112 at Under 8.5 but obviously has flipped and we pay the price now. It's just not that easy to whiff 10 guys in an MLB game. Glasnow, who did strike out 14 last time out, also has a pretty long injury history so I doubt the Dodgers let him throw a complete game, etc., to help with his double-digit strikeout chances. The Nats rank 19th in batter strikeouts.

Tyler Glasnow has been nothing short of amazing to start the year and looks like a true ace for the Dodgers. He racked up 14 strikeouts last start and needed only 88 pitches to do so... pretty remarkable how efficient he was with that many punch outs. But, the Nationals have been good at not striking out, with a team K rate around 20% (no thanks to Joey Gallo) and Glasnow has only topped this line in 1/4 starts this year. I'll take a shot and fade a great arm on a high number because of the matchup and the odds being better than +110.

Tyler Glasnow is showing Cy Young form from the start with the Doggers and while LA is still far from playing its best ball, and having issues with the bullpen, they should handle the Nats. Nats will struggle to generate anything the 6 innings their starter goes. We've seen Mitchell Parker pitch several times in the minors, and, well, he seems like a really nice kid but I believe he's being led to the slaughterhouse making his MLB debut in this spot.