Los Angeles at Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Phillies have learned to deal with injuries all season, but have grown as a team because of it. They have bounced back from a horrendous start to go 13-8 over their last 21 games. The Dodgers are now the team dealing with injuries with Matt Kemp on the shelf as well as other injuries, and as the disabled list grows, the wins disappear. The Dodgers are mired in a 1-6 slump over their last seven games, as well as 5-8 in their last 13, despite playing 13 games vs. teams with a combined record of 95-1230, not a single one vs. a team at or over the .500 mark. The Dodger offense has plated three runs or less in six of their last seven. One thing Philly does is pitch well. I have a great deal of respect for Clayton Kershaw, but the Dodgers have even lost his last two and the Phillies sure have had his number as they are 6-0 in Kershaw's last six starts against them. Kershaw has also led the Dodgers to a 8-1-2 mark to the UNDER when he starts vs. a winning team as well as 4-0 to the UNDER when he opens a series for the Dodgers. Worley comes off the DL with a 3.7 ERA and has pitched very well. Play on Philadelphia and the UNDER.