Best Dodgers vs. Blue Jays Same-Game Parlay: SGP Picks for World Series Game 7

It’s time for the final game of the 2025 MLB season, and I’ve put together a Dodgers vs. Blue Jays same-game parlay for World Series Game 7.

Los Angeles is a -140 favorite to claim its second straight championship, while Toronto is +120 to win its first World Series since 1993. Either way, the first World Series Game 7 since 2019 will be a special night that you won’t want to miss.

First pitch is slated for 8 p.m. ET on Saturday at Rogers Centre in Toronto on FOX.

⚾ Dodgers vs. Blue Jays same-game parlay: World Series Game 7

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🚀 Over 7.5 runs (-122) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

I’ve typically started with an Over for most of the parlays in this series. The series features two lineups worth backing, which is why there have been 51 total runs scored through six games.

Game 7 sets the stage for both teams to score plenty of runs. There will be pitchers throwing on shorter rest than usual because it’s an all-hands-on-deck matchup. Some pitchers will take the mound for a third or fourth time in the series, meaning batters will be familiar with the scouting reports on them.

I expect there to be at least eight runs on Saturday, which is why the total opened at that number.

🚀 Shohei Ohtani Under 4.5 strikeouts (-158) ⭐⭐⭐

Shohei Ohtani will take the mound on three days of rest. That comes after the Dodgers were extremely careful with him all year. His previous postseason outings came on double-digit days of rest.

Ohtani asked for the ball, but I don’t expect much to be in his tank. Manager Dave Roberts suggested he could log between two and four innings. If it’s closer to the former, this strikeouts prop is too high against a Blue Jays team that posted the lowest regular-season whiff rate leaguewide.

🚀 Bo Bichette Over 0.5 RBIs (+185) ⭐⭐⭐

The FOX broadcast was ready for Bo Bichette’s moment late in Game 6. It was showing photos of him and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as youngsters – they both made their debut in 2019 – before Bichette’s pop-up in the eighth with two runners on base. 

Bichette nearly had a chance to deliver the signature knock in what could have been his final game with Toronto before he hits free agency.

I now like his chances at redemption in Game 7. Bichette didn’t record an RBI on Friday, which snapped a three-game streak of driving in a run. Ballpark Pal’s model projects 0.42 RBIs for Bichette, which suggests a fair price closer to +140.

📺 How to watch World Series Game 7: Dodgers vs. Blue Jays

• Date: Saturday, Nov. 1
• First pitch: 8 p.m. ET
• Where: Rogers Centre (Toronto, ON)
• TV: FOX