The Dodgers are overdue for a blowout win, and the bloom is coming off the rose of Antonio Senzatela, who is starting to remember who he is at age 30. Dodgers have hit him well in the past. I am buying Dustin May and at some point I am going to cash a Dodgers bet, I promise. Freddie Freeman returned and got some ABs, and the Rockies' bullpen is a disaster (5.92 ERA) and they've been bad on the road for years. Time for the Dodgers to start looking like the Dodger. Pretty please?

Antonio Senzatela is a familiar foe to this Dodgers lineup, most recently pitching against them twice at the end of last season. In each of those starts, Senzatela was held under 80 pitches and allowed five and six hits respectively. In three starts this year, he's not allowed less than eight hits, but has finished the 5th inning just once. He's the type of pitcher who can pitch around hits and trouble on the bases, but he also get hit hard a ton and throws the fastball more than half the time. After a disappointing couple of days for the Dodgers facing the Cubs, I'm backing LA to swing early and often against Senzatela. The line should be -110 at least in my opinion.