Dodgers Game Preview: LA Hosts Cubs – September 10 Clash at Dodger Stadium

The Los Angeles Dodgers are gearing up to take on the Chicago Cubs in a crucial showdown at Dodger Stadium. With the Dodgers aiming to secure the NL West title and the Cubs striving to keep their Wild Card hopes alive, this game is vital for both sides. After a tough start to the series, with the Cubs winning the latest matchup, the Dodgers, boasting an 86-58 record, are eager to rebound and bolster their impressive season. Meanwhile, the Cubs, currently 74-70, hope to build on their recent victory to reverse their series fortunes.

How to Watch:

• Date: Tuesday, September 10, 2024
• Time: 7:10 PM PDT
• Stadium: Dodger Stadium
• Television: SportsNet LA,  TBS (out-of-market only)
• Streaming: ESPN+ subscription service
• Radio: Dodgers Radio AM570, KTNQ 1020

Odds:

- Money Line: Los Angeles Dodgers -175 / Chicago Cubs +145

- Over/Under: 8

- Odds from Bet MGM

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Predictions:

The pitching matchup promises excitement, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto of the Dodgers, sporting a 2.92 ERA, taking on the Cubs' Shota Imanaga, who has excelled with a 12-3 record and a 2.99 ERA. While the Dodgers have faced some recent challenges , their overall strength and home-field advantage make them the favorites.However, the Cubs have shown a knack for upsets, making this game unpredictable. Despite a tight contest, the Dodgers' drive to clinch their division title could see them edge out the Cubs in a close game.

More:

Individual milestones are on the line in this game . Cubs’ Ian Happ, with 23 home runs, and Seiya Suzuki, batting .270, are key contributors for their team. The Dodgers feature the explosive Shohei Ohtani, who has racked up 46 home runs, 47 stolen bases, and 101 RBIs. Ohtani's remarkable stats place him second in homers and third in OPS, solidifying his impact this season. With the Dodgers looking to reinforce their NL West dominance, both teams’ players are eyeing personal records as the regular season comes to a close.