MLB World Series Update Preview

Last Updated on October 30, 2025 10:16 am by Erwin Noguera

The Toronto Blue Jays did what no one expected. They won two out of three games in Los Angeles, not only sending the World Series back to Canada, but also putting themselves one win away from reclaiming the title of the best team in Major League Baseball.

After splitting the first two games in Toronto, the Blue Jays showed great resilience by winning Games 4 and 5, taking a 3–2 lead in the series.

In those last two matchups, the Canadian offense came alive, led by a brilliant Vladimir Guerrero Jr., while the pitching staff delivered solid performances to back him up.

On the other side, Los Angeles has struggled mainly on the mound—neither the starters nor the bullpen has lived up to expectations. Still, as the defending champions, they cannot be ruled out, and a comeback with two road victories remains within the realm of possibility.

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MLB World Series Game 6: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Betting Odds and Info

Why Bet on Toronto Blue Jays?

The Toronto Blue Jays entered this World Series with the best record of the regular season, yet they were not the favorites. Most analysts leaned toward the experience of the Los Angeles Dodgers to lift the trophy once again.

But baseball has a way of defying expectations, and now Toronto stands just one win away from capturing its first World Series title since 1993.

In Game 5, the Blue Jays got a magnificent performance from starter Trey Yesavage, who pitched seven innings, allowing just three hits and one run, while striking out 12 batters. Offensively, Addison Barger contributed two hits, and Davis Schneider, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Bo Bichette, and Ernie Clement each drove in a run.

Speaking of offense, the spotlight belongs to Dominican slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who is hitting .364 with three RBIs and two home runs in the series. Across the entire postseason, he’s batting .415 with eight homers and 15 RBIs.

He’s been well supported by Bo Bichette, who has three RBIs in the World Series, and Alejandro Kirk, who’s added six more.

This is a team hungry to win, and the surprise is very close to becoming reality.

Why Bet on the Los Angeles Dodgers?

The Los Angeles Dodgers entered this World Series under immense pressure to win it all. They have experience on their side, boast the most powerful offensive lineup in Major League Baseball, and possess a starting rotation that’s the envy of the league.

After winning two of the first three games, it looked like another championship was headed to Los Angeles. But over the last two matchups, the team completely lost its rhythm and now finds itself on the brink of losing the title.

The Dodgers are forced to win both remaining games, but the challenge is that they’ll be played in Toronto, where the Blue Jays are particularly dominant.

Still, when you have Shohei Ohtani, anything is possible. The Japanese superstar remains the best player in Major League Baseball, with eight home runs and 14 RBIs this postseason. However, he’s been hitless in the last two games, raising concerns at the worst possible moment.

If Ohtani catches fire again, the Dodgers could still turn the series around. If not, the team will have to rely on Freddie Freeman, whose experience and consistency could make the difference. As for Mookie Betts, now playing shortstop, he’s been struggling mightily, batting just .130 in the series.

Final Betting Analysis: Blue Jays vs. Dodgers

Toronto has discovered the Dodgers’ Achilles’ heel—forcing the starting pitcher out early and bringing in a bullpen that tends to collapse under pressure. The Blue Jays’ hitters must stay hot, especially Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who has been an unstoppable force against Los Angeles throughout the series.

For their part, the Dodgers must lean on their championship experience, but manager Dave Roberts is desperate for his big bats to step up when it matters most.

The good news for Los Angeles is that Yoshinobu Yamamoto will get the start. It’s worth noting that in his previous outing, he pitched a complete nine-inning game. On the other side, Kevin Gausman has been chosen to take the mound for the Blue Jays.

The numbers at Gambyl Exchange have the Dodgers as the favorite, with their Moneyline at -147, while the Blue Jays are listed at +124.

We believe the Dodgers will win Game 6 and extend the World Series one more day.

Go for a win for the Dodgers. If you bet $100 at -147, you will gain $68 for a total payout of $168.

Blue Jays vs. Dodgers Betting Pick: Dodgers