Caesar’s. Buying high on Yoshinobu Yamamoto who has cleared this in three of his last four starts, all being tough matchups. The Giants struggle more on the road against righties (24% K%), are without one of their best hitters (Matt Chapman) and are coming off a series in the Coors Field altitude.

DraftKings. If you’ve been following my bets throughout the years, you know I’m a massive Logan Webb fan. That being said, this is a very high line for the Giants ace in a brutal matchup. The Dodgers have historically hit Webb well (collective .900 OPS against him, in over 210 plate appearances), and they crush righties at home: .924 OPS and a 158 wRC+. Webb has typically struggled a bit more on the road as well - 3.95 ERA and under this line in five of seven starts this season.

Seven of nine projected hitters for the Dodgers have double digit career at bats against Logan Webb, as Ohtani, Betts, Freeman and Muncy are each hitting over .300 vs. Webb. I tend to not put a ton of stock into batter vs pitcher stats because of smaller sample sizes but I found the amount of experience/success interesting here. The Giants offense has limited experience against Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the other side and he's been brilliant in 11/13 starts so far. The Dodgers just won two of three in San Diego and return home here against the Giants who are just one game back in the NL West. In the first meeting of these teams this year, I'll side with LA holding the lead after five.