The Dodgers and Giants rivalry is heating up, and after San Francisco's 6-2 win on Tuesday, the Giants now lead the season series 4-1. With a three-game winning streak—matching their season high—the Giants have outscored their opponents 22-11 during this hot stretch. Can the Dodgers bounce back, or will San Francisco keep rolling?

Pitching Matchup: Ohtani vs. Ray

Shohei Ohtani takes the mound for Los Angeles, and despite a 2-4 record in his six starts, his stuff has been electric. He's allowed two or fewer earned runs in every outing, posting a microscopic 0.97 ERA and 0.81 WHIP over 37 innings. At the plate, Ohtani broke out of a slump with a two-hit game, including a home run, in Tuesday's loss—his first multi-hit performance in 10 games.

On the other side, Robbie Ray has been solid for the Giants, allowing two or fewer earned runs in six of his eight starts. With a 3-4 record and a 2.76 ERA across 45.2 innings, he'll look to keep the Dodgers' bats quiet and extend San Francisco's momentum.

Key Players to Watch

For the Giants, Luis Arraez continues to rake, hitting .303 with 47 hits and 58 total bases in 155 at-bats. Willy Adames, however, is struggling at .222 with 51 strikeouts over 167 at-bats—can he turn it around?

For the Dodgers, Andy Pages is a bright spot, batting .318 with 49 hits and 84 total bases in 154 at-bats. He'll be key to generating offense against Ray.

Odds and Best Bets

The Dodgers enter as heavy favorites on the moneyline (-246), while the Giants are underdogs at (+199). With Ohtani's dominance and the Giants' recent surge, this matchup promises plenty of drama. Whether you're looking at the spread, over/under, or player props, keep an eye on Ohtani's bat and the Giants' red-hot lineup.

Stay tuned for first pitch and get ready for another chapter in this classic NL West showdown.