Best Bets (Full-Game Markets)

1. Dodgers Moneyline -185 Confidence 7.5/10

   Superior current starter form, home field (52–29), and deeper late-inning plan. Jays can spike with a vintage Max outing, but most scripts lean L.A.

2. First 5 Innings — Dodgers -0.5 (≈ -120) Confidence 7/10

   Isolates the Glasnow edge while twilight favors the power/slider look. Any early Scherzer nibbling = quick traffic for Betts/Ohtani/Freeman.

3. Under 8.5 (-120) Confidence 6/10

   Two strikeout paths, cool evening, and trustworthy pens. Risk: Dodgers ambush Max early—pair this with the F5 side to balance exposure.

4. Dodgers -1.5 (+105) Sprinkle 4.5/10

   Correlated with the ML and F5 angles if Max’s walks invite a crooked inning.

Player Props — Dodgers

• Tyler Glasnow — Over 5.5 Strikeouts (-155) 7.5/10
  Toronto’s RH core can be beaten up in the zone by ride/sweep; 95-pitch leash should be enough for 6+ K.
• Mookie Betts — 1+ Total Base / Hit (-110) 6/10
  Elite zone control; profiles well vs early-count heaters. Keeps juice sane compared to heavy “to record a hit” prices elsewhere.
• Shohei Ohtani — To Record a Hit (-130) 6/10
  Opposite-field rockets vs four-seam/slider when Max is behind; strong parlay leg.
• Will Smith — Over 0.5 Hits (-110) 5.5/10
  Fastball proficiency behind table-setters gives multiple RBI chances.
• Long-shot HR sprinkles: Ohtani (+140) or Freeman (+400) 3/10
  Tiny stake only; fits the ML/RL correlation while respecting the full-game Under.

Player Props — Blue Jays

• Max Scherzer — Under 4.5 Strikeouts (-165) 6.5/10
  Dodgers’ chase avoidance + potential shorter leash make five Ks a squeeze.
• Vladimir Guerrero Jr. — To Record a Hit (-115) 6/10
  If Toronto strings innings, Vlad is central; improved two-strike approach vs ride offers multiple routes.
• Bo Bichette — Over 0.5 Hits (-120) 5.5/10
  Bat-to-ball skill gives him a single-heavy path even against elite velo/slider shapes.