MLB World Series Update Preview

Last Updated on November 1, 2025 10:21 am by Erwin Noguera

The Blue Jays and Dodgers trade blow-out wins and marathon efforts as the Fall Classic Heads to a winner-takes-all Game 7 of the MLB World Series.

After six thrilling games, the 2025 MLB League Championship Series has come down to a dramatic Finale. Dedgers ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto dominated with six quiet innings, and L.A. got a crucial two-run third inning from Mookie Betts. The series has already featured an 18-inning classic (Game 3, Freddie Freeman walk-off) and a record rookie effort from Trey Yesavage for Toronto. With pitching depth tested and momentum swinging, Game 7 promises a tight, high-pressure finale.

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MLB World Series Game 7: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Betting Odds and Info

Why Bet on Toronto Blue Jays?

Toronto aims to deliver its first World Series title since 1993 and become one of the rare MLB expansions to win three championships.

The starting pitcher is anticipated to be Max Scherzer, seeking to become the fourth pitcher to start multiple World Series Game 7s. Toronto’s lineup erupted in Game 1 and showed resilience in Games 4 and 5. They’ll need to replicate that breakout in Game 7.

The Blue Jays have shown they can win in multiple ways—big offense, young pitching, and bullpen freshness after Game 3’s marathon. Backed by a passionate home crowd and a genuine title shot, Toronto could make history if the team rises to the occasion.

Why Bet on the Los Angeles Dodgers?

The Dodgers aim to complete the first repeat title run in MLB since the 1998-2000 Yankees era. Possible starter choices include reigning ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto or two-way star Shohei Ohtani. The Dodgers also used Tyler Glasnow in relief in Game 6. Yamamoto has posted a 1.56 ERA in five postseason starts, and his poised performance under pressure gives L.A. the edge.

The Dodgers bring elite pitching, postseason experience, and the ability to adjust strategically. Yamamoto’s dominance and the bullpen’s resilience give them a more consistent profile to close out the series.

Final Betting Analysis: Blue Jays vs. Dodgers

This Game 7 comes down to three intertwined factors: Pitching depth and matchup management, bullpen freshness and usage, and who executes in the high-leverage moments—both offensively and defensively.

Toronto’s path to victory rests on different edges. The Blue Jays have depth in both lineup and rotation, plus a track record in this series of matching intensity.

The numbers at Gambyl Exchange have the Dodgers as the favorite, with their Moneyline at -143, while the Blue Jays are listed at +121.

While Toronto’s Offense and home-pitching advantage are significant, the Dodgers’ deeper pitching staff and experience play into their strengths. Yamamoto’s level and the Dodgers’ ability to pick optimal matchups matter most in a single game. The Dodgers’ staff has the flexibility to bring in premium relief matchups in the late innings, and their offense has been timely enough to convert a single multi-run inning when given the chance.

We expect the Dodgers to close out the series and take the trophy once again.

Go for a win for the Dodgers. If you bet $100 at -143, you will gain $69.93 for a total payout of $169.93.

Blue Jays vs. Dodgers Betting Pick: Dodgers