Dodgers are redhot and are a scoring machine, posting: 7, 9, 7, 8 and 18 runs since rough series at Mets. We back Yamamoto as often as possible and, sure, Ryan Yarborough has been in great form for Yankees but is that sustainable? Dodgers have a top 6 OPS vs lefties at home. Yankees pen has been mashed so if Yarborough can't go five, look out.

Teoscar Hernandez was hitless in the Dodgers 18-run thumping last night against the Yankees, but tonight he gets back into the lefty vs righty matchup where he has thrived. This season when facing a southpaw, Hernandez is hitting .450 with a 1.400 OPS and last year he hit .290 with a .931 OPS. He's also seen Ryan Yarbrough nearly 40 times in his career, racking up seven home runs and nine extra base hits total. Even if the success is from 2018-2022, it's a sizable number of at bats against a specific pitcher.

The LA Dodgers will face Ryan Yarbrough. He has allowed 14 stolen bases since last year, and the Blue Crew are very familiar with his slow pitching style after spending many seasons with LA. Shohei Ohtani has not recorded a stolen base in his last nine games. It’s time. Ohtani is 4-for-10 with a homer against Yarbough, but I think his stolen base prop has some value tonight.