
Oddsmakers list Los Angeles –135 on the moneyline, Toronto +115, and the total at 7.5 runs. Given the elite starting pitching and tight margins, prop markets provide sharper value than the standard lines. Here are four angles worth targeting in tonight’s pivotal Game 6 matchup at Rogers Centre.
Matchup: Los Angeles Dodgers at Toronto Blue Jays Location: Rogers Centre (Toronto, ON) First Pitch: Friday, 8:03 PM ET Moneyline (est’d): Dodgers –135 / Blue Jays +115 Total (est’d): 7.5 Runs
Mookie Betts has made a career out of performing in high-leverage postseason moments, and tonight profiles as another such stage. Although he’s been quiet through parts of this series, Betts’ plate discipline, elite contact rate, and ability to impact the game in multiple statistical categories make him a reliable target. Facing a Blue Jays staff that’s been more prone to contact than strikeouts at home, Betts should have several opportunities with men on base. Whether it’s a multi-hit night or a clutch extra-base knock, the combination of hits, runs, and RBIs gives him multiple pathways to exceed the number.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has maintained steady contact throughout the postseason, recording at least one single in 12 of his last 16 games. His line-drive swing path and short, compact stroke make him a consistent threat to find gaps even against top-tier pitching. Against Yamamoto’s heavy splitter usage, Guerrero’s approach — staying middle-away and using the opposite field — plays perfectly into the single prop. He’s logged a single in four straight home playoff games and continues to thrive in two-strike counts. Given his ability to adjust mid-at-bat, betting on at least one single offers both safety and strong statistical backing.
Yamamoto has been everything the Dodgers hoped for this postseason — efficient, composed, and durable. With elimination on the line, Roberts will likely ride him deep into the game unless command completely unravels. Yamamoto’s pitch mix (splitter, fastball, curve) has produced weak contact and consistent ground-ball outs. Toronto’s lineup, while dangerous, tends to struggle the second time through against top-tier offspeed sequencing. Six-plus innings (19+ outs) is realistic given his stamina and postseason composure. In elimination games, aces often stretch their pitch count past 100 — making this prop an appealing combination of workload and matchup stability.
This Game 6 setup screams pitching duel. Both teams are throwing elite arms, and the energy inside Rogers Centre will only elevate defensive intensity. Historically, elimination games skew toward the Under — especially when both bullpens are rested and every at-bat is magnified. Expect measured approaches at the plate and conservative baserunning from both sides. Yamamoto and Toronto’s bullpen ace Jordan Romano can neutralize scoring threats with strikeouts in traffic, while cold October air in Toronto suppresses long-ball distance. Even if one early homer sneaks out, sustained rallies should be rare. Expect a grind-it-out contest that stays comfortably below eight total runs.
The sharpest combination for Game 6: Betts Over Hits + Runs + RBIs and Yamamoto Over Outs Recorded for Dodgers value, Guerrero Over Singles for a balanced Toronto exposure, and Under 7.5 Runs as a game-total hedge. Expect tension, elite pitching, and opportunistic hitting — but not fireworks.
Final Score Prediction: Dodgers 4, Blue Jays 2 Favorite Props: Betts Over, Guerrero Over, Yamamoto Over Outs, Under 7.5

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