The tables are set for Game 3 of the World Series as the Los Angeles Dodgers host the Toronto Blue Jays with the series tied at one game apiece.
Blue Jays vs Dodgers Game 3 props
| Player |  |
|---|---|
 George Springer Over 1.5 total bases |
+110 |
 Tyler Glasnow Over 5.5 strikeouts |
-145 |
| Will Smith Over 1.5 total bases |
+130 |
Blue Jays vs Dodgers player prop picks
Prop #1: George Springer Over 1.5 total bases
The hottest hitter on the Toronto Blue Jays, George Springer, aims for yet another big-time postseason performance in Game 3. He’s had historical success against Tyler Glasnow, batting 6-for-13 with a 1.192 OPS against the right-hander, so here’s betting on Springer recording Over 1.5 total bases.
The towering hurler prefers to attack right-handed batters with four-seamers (32.2%), sliders (26.5%), and sinkers (23.9%). Springer has mashed those three pitches more than any other offering, posting superb numbers against four-seamers (201 wRC+), sliders (167), and sinkers (191) alike. It’s no wonder that he’s hit Glasnow well in the past, and the same pitch types will be in play on Monday.
Springer has recorded 2+ total bases in three consecutive contests. He’s seeing the ball well and should be fine playing on the road in Game 3 as the 36-year-old is the definition of “been there, done that”.
Prop #2: Tyler Glasnow Over 5.5 strikeouts
Although Springer has had prior success against Glasnow, the same cannot be said for much of Toronto’s other position players. As a group, the current Blue Jays have a .641 OPS against the right-hander.
Glasnow has been superb in the postseason, allowing a single earned run (0.68 ERA) across 13 1/3 IP. He’s allowed only seven hits while striking out 18, so he’s evidently in fine form.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have struggled at times out of the bullpen this season, and Dave Roberts has shown a willingness to stick with his starters when they’re in good form. Look no further than Game 2 when Yoshinobu Yamamoto threw a complete game, allowing four hits while striking out eight.
Glasnow has a 29% strikeout rate and will aim to bring his best swing-and-miss stuff at home against a lineup that was just held down at home. The 6-foot-8 right-hander has racked up at least six punchouts in eight of his last 10 genuine starts (excluding the 36-pitch cameo against Seattle to end the regular season).
Prop #3: Will Smith Over 1.5 total bases
Veteran Max Scherzer takes the bump for Toronto in Game 3. The 41-year-old has only made one appearance this postseason, and it was a strong one (two earned runs across 5 2/3 IP against Seattle), but his overall numbers this season hardly inspire confidence.
Mad Max put up a 5.19 ERA across 17 starts in the regular season, backed by a 4.78 xERA and 4.99 FIP. He was left off Toronto’s roster for the ALDS against the Yankees due to his unimpressive numbers. While he deserves a great amount of respect for his career exploits, it’s fair to state that he’s no longer at the peak of his powers.
Scherzer attacks righties with essentially two pitches, throwing his four-seamer 47.6% of the time and his slider 34.5% of the time. One Dodgers bat who stands to capitalize is catcher Will Smith, who crushes both pitches (183 wRC+ against four-seamers, 171 against sliders).
Smith is in fine form, going 3-for-7 with a home run and four RBI across the first two games of the Fall Classic. He’s recorded a hit in six consecutive games, so here’s betting on him staying hot as he nears the end of what’s been a tremendous season.
How to watch Blue Jays vs Dodgers and Game 3 info
| Location | Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA |
| Date | Monday, October 27, 2025 |
| First pitch | 8:00 p.m. ET |
| TV | FOX |
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