Los Angeles Dodgers are just one win away this Tuesday from sweeping the World Series and claiming the eighth title in their history, while the New York Yankees, in front of their home crowd, are eager to show pride and extend the Fall Classic a bit longer.
The third game ended with a 4-2 victory for the Dodgers, with Freddie Freeman again standing out by hitting a two-run homer in the first inning.
Yankees vs. Dodgers Betting Odds and Info
| Yankees 1.637 | Dodgers 2.35 |
| When? | Tuesday, October 29 at 8:08 pm ET, 7:08 pm CST, 6:08 pm MT, and 5:08 pm PT |
| Where? | Yankee Stadium |
| Where can I watch it? | FOX Sports |
Why Bet on the New York Yankees?
The New York Yankees are under pressure to win at least two home games to force a return to Los Angeles, but they’ll need more of their lineup to step up at the plate to make it happen.
So far, the Yankees’ offense has been largely dependent on what Juan Soto and Giancarlo Stanton have been producing this season. Soto is batting .300 in the World Series, and Stanton has already driven in three runs—the best total for the team.
However, Aaron Judge needs to make an impact, as he’s been a disappointment so far, especially given that he’s the leading candidate for American League MVP this year. Currently, he has more strikeouts (7) than hits (1).
On a positive note, the Yankees have seen solid contributions from Jazz Chisholm Jr., and there’s hope Alex Verdugo might heat up after his home run in the last game. The offensive talent is there, but the bats need to come alive.
Manager Aaron Boone has named Luis Gil as the starting pitcher for this game, hoping he can secure the win that eluded both Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodon.
Gil has pitched once this postseason, going four innings with three strikeouts and allowing three runs, resulting in a 4.50 ERA.
Why Bet on the Los Angeles Dodgers?
Los Angeles Dodgers head into this game with a lead over their rivals and a strong chance to secure the World Series title on the road, especially if their offense continues to perform at the level they’ve shown at home.
Although the Yankees may have more home run power in their lineup, the Dodgers’ bats are hotter, with at least four dangerous hitters primed for big performances—and they’re still waiting for Shohei Ohtani to reach his peak form.
Tommy Edman already showcased his skills by earning MVP honors in the National League Championship Series, but Freddie Freeman is currently shining asthe standout player in the Fall Classic. Mookie Betts, meanwhile, is leveraging his experience to great effect on the field.
Freeman, who’s been playing through an injury, has recorded three home runs, seven RBIs, and a .333 batting average. Betts has driven in two runs with a .630 OPS.
Teoscar Hernández has shown impressive power, while Kike Hernández has been hitting consistently well despite being rotated through different positions.
Final Betting Analysis: Yankees vs. Dodgers
The Yankees won’t allow the World Series to conclude without securing at least one win, and this is their chance to achieve the victory they need to extend their campaign to a fifth game against the Dodgers.
The numbers at Gambyl Exchange have the Yankees as favorites. Their Moneyline shows 1.637, and the Dodgers have 2.35.
We believe the Dodgers will relax a bit knowing they have the championship at hand reach, letting go in the last innings for a late Yankee victory.
Go for a win for the Yankees. If you bet $100 at 1.637, you will gain $63 for a total payout of $163.
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