JEFF'S #1 MLB NON-DIVISION GAME OF THE WEEK

Since 2008, large favorites of -210 or more are 1870-649 SU (74.2%; +4.4% ROI) and 1460-1053 RL (58.1%; +4.6% ROI) in games with a total of eight or more runs, including 1273-408 SU (75.7%; +5.9% ROI) and 1004-678 RL (59.7%; +4.9% ROI) since 2016. Los Angeles falls into a very good 2229-872 SU (71.9%; +2% ROI) and 1414-1170 RL (+2.3% ROI) system of mine that dates to 2003 and invests on certain large home favorites from Game 40 out. This situation is 658-212 SU (75.6%; +5.6% ROI) and 496-374 RL (57%; +2.7% ROI) since 2019, winning by an average margin of +2.22 runs per game. The Dodgers are 107-39 SU (73.3%; +15.2% ROI) and 67-53 RL (+13.9% ROI) in home games with a total of nine or more runs, including 57-14 SU (80.3%; +15.1% ROI) and 44-27 RL (+18.5% ROI) since 2019, winning by an average of +2.54 runs per game. The Dodgers are 70-20 SU (77.8%; +9.7% ROI) and 60-30 RL (66.7%; +23.6% ROI) since September 24, 2020, coming off a home game versus starting pitchers with an ERA of 4.01 or worse, winning by an average of +2.72 runs per game. Finally, Washington applies to very negative 2617-4647 (36%; -4.2% ROI), 2284-4078 (35.9%; -4.4% ROI) and 802-1967 (29%; -10.9% ROI) systems of mine that have cost bettors over -$55,500 against the run line since 2002. Take Los Angeles and invest with confidence.