Though the Dodgers did blast their way to a 14-11 win last night, they're not used to their staff getting banged around as the D-backs have done the past two nights. LA pitching has been getting worked over pretty well by the Arizona bats, and the Dodgers' wild-haired Dustin May hasn't been fooling anyone lately, surrendering 14 runs and 20 hits, plus 8 walks, in just 16 IP (7.88 ERA and 2.00 WHIP) his last three starts. Meanwhile, that was finally the Corbin Burnes we were expecting on the mound for the D-backs in his last start, allowing just one run and four hits in 6 IP while picking up the win over the Mets on April 30. Play D-backs on Money Line

Corbin Burnes started struggling with the longball - especially solo shots very early in the game before he had settled in - last year in Baltimore and has already given up 5 gophers in 6 starts this season. His cutter ain't quite what it used to be and Ohtani took him yard once already in 6 career at bats. Can't give in and put him on with how this lineup is constructed. Dude has already homered in the first two games of this series and I see a hat trick in his future. He's homered in 4 of his last 6 games in this ballpark.