The Los Angeles Dodgers (82-64) meet the San Francisco Giants (74-72) after Mookie Betts had a four-hit showing in a 9-0 win over the Rockies. The Dodgers are favored (-155) in this matchup with the Giants (+130), which starts at 10:15 p.m. ET on Friday. Los Angeles’ Yoshinobu Yamamoto starts against San Francisco’s Justin Verlander.

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Dodgers vs. Giants betting lines

• Favorite: Dodgers (-155)
• Underdog: Giants (+130)
• Over/under: 7.5

Dodgers betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Dodgers betting info

• The Dodgers have won 74 of the 129 games they were listed as the moneyline favorite this season (57.4%).
• When playing as moneyline favorites with odds of -155 or shorter, Los Angeles has gone 52-39 (57.1%).
• The Dodgers have a 60.8% chance to win this matchup based on the moneyline’s implied probability.
• Los Angeles has played in 146 games with an over/under set, and have combined with its opponents to go over the total 67 times (67-71-8).
• The Dodgers have put together a 62-84-0 record against the spread this season (covering 42.5% of the time).

Dodgers hitting info

• Shohei Ohtani paces the Dodgers with 48 home runs and 92 runs batted in.
• Among all hitters in MLB action, Ohtani’s home run total ranks third and his RBI tally ranks 16th.
• Ohtani has safely hit in five games in a row. During his last five outings he is hitting .375 with a double, two home runs, six walks and five RBIs.
• Betts is batting .260 with 21 doubles, two triples, 18 home runs and 54 walks.
• Betts ranks 91st in home runs and 49th in RBI this year.
• Betts brings a seven-game hitting streak into this matchup. In his last 10 games he is batting .395 with three doubles, a triple, four home runs, a walk and 15 RBIs.
• Freddie Freeman has put up a team-high batting average of .292.
• Andy Pages has 23 doubles, a triple, 24 home runs and 27 walks while batting .273.
• Pages has hit safely in two games in a row. During his last five outings he is hitting .294 with a double and an RBI.

Dodgers pitching rankings

• The pitching staff for the Dodgers has a collective 9.2 K/9, the third-best in the majors.
• Los Angeles’ 4.04 team ERA ranks 18th across all MLB pitching staffs.
• The Dodgers have the 15th-ranked WHIP in baseball (1.273).
• The Dodgers give up the 13th-fewest home runs in baseball (164 total, 1.1 per game).
• Los Angeles struck out 17 Rockies batters while giving up two hits in a 9-0 win in its last game.

Giants betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Giants betting info

• The Giants have entered the game as underdogs 59 times this season and won 28, or 47.5%, of those games.
• San Francisco is 5-11 this season when entering a game as the underdog by +130 or more on the moneyline.
• The moneyline for this contest implies a 43.5% chance of a victory for the Giants.
• So far this season, San Francisco and its opponents have hit the over in 68 of its 146 games with a total.
• The Giants have an ATS record of 68-78-0 in 146 games with a spread this season.

Giants hitting info

• Rafael Devers leads San Francisco in home runs with 31 and runs batted in with 102.
• Devers ranks 11th in home runs and seventh in RBI among all hitters in MLB.
• Jung Hoo Lee’s batting average of .269 leads all San Francisco hitters this season.
• Lee is 226th among batters in the big leagues in homers, and 140th in RBI.
• Willy Adames is slashing .229/.317/.430 this season for the Giants.
• Matt Chapman has 97 hits and an OBP of .352 to go with a slugging percentage of .458 this season.
• Chapman brings a seven-game hitting streak into this game. During his last 10 games he is hitting .353 with three doubles, three home runs, seven walks and six RBIs.

Giants pitching rankings

• The Giants average the 11th-most strikeouts per nine innings (8.6) in the majors this season.
• San Francisco has pitched to a 3.76 ERA this season, which ranks sixth in baseball.
• Giants pitchers have a 1.290 WHIP this season, 16th in the majors.
• The Giants have given up the fewest long balls so far this season with only 125 home runs allowed.
• San Francisco pitchers struck out nine Diamondbacks hitters while allowing 11 base hits in a 5-3 loss its last time out.