Los Angeles at Toronto

The Dodgers don't get a lot of offense but they're facing another low-scoring team for the rubber game. The interesting thing is that one team has reeled off huge games in the first two with LA scoring 10 in game one and Toronto putting up 12 in their last game. We were on the Blue Jays yesterday, noting that teams off a double-digit performance are doing very poorly this year in the follow-up game. After putting up a dozen last night, we think Toronto could be flat here. The Jays are in fact 9-21 the past three seasons off a game in which they scored 10+ runs. Shaun Marcum has been very good but so has Chad Billingsley (4-0 with 3.09 ERA). So far at least, he has put his control problems of last season behind him. The Dodgers are a winning team on the road and they own a 77-41 record the past two seasons against losing opponents. We'll go with the dog here.