Today’s 5 Best MLB Prop Bets: Total Runs, Strikeouts, Moneyline, and more Picks for Dodgers vs Blue Jays World Series Game 7 - November 1, 2025

Game 7 doesn’t need an introduction; it demands one. After six wild, unpredictable, momentum-swinging battles, the Dodgers and Blue Jays walk into tonight with everything they’ve built all year hanging by a single game.

And with both teams pushing their best arms, hottest bats, and most aggressive strategies onto the table, prop betting becomes less about numbers and more about reading the heartbeat of a championship on the line. So here are the five props that actually match the moment, the ones built on real data, real form, and the reality of Game 7 pressure.

Note: Odds are set by DraftKings Sportsbook and are subject to change. No outcome can be guaranteed when betting on sports.

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Today’s Five Best MLB Prop Bets for Dodgers vs Blue Jays World Series Game 7

#5. Shohei Ohtani: Strikeouts Over 4.5 (−103)

Ohtani has been a genuine nightmare for pitchers and hitters alike this October, he’s piled up big strikeout totals in limited postseason work with 25 Ks in 18.0 postseason innings and looks exactly like the kind of arm that forces extra whiffs in a pressure game.

He pairs a heavy four-seam with a splitter that’s producing whiffs at an elite clip, and when he’s attacking the zone early he turns long counts into strikeout opportunities. Backing Ohtani for five or more punchouts tonight is essentially betting the Dodgers get vintage two-way Ohtani: aggressive, overpowering, and impossible to square up consistently.

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#4. Freddie Freeman: Hits + Runs + RBIs 2+ (−125)

Freddie Freeman, a key member of Los Angeles’ lineup, emerges in the moments that decide October games. He’s a 2025 .295 hitter with streaky run production and has already been involved in multiple high-leverage plays this series.

In a winner-take-all setting where he’ll see premium pitches with runners on, Freeman’s combination of contact, plate discipline and clutch track record makes 2+ combined H+R+RBI a very plausible outcome.

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#3. Max Scherzer: Earned Runs Allowed Over 1.5 (−120)

Scherzer is the guy you want in big games because he battles, but the numbers and context tonight make the “over 1.5 earned runs” a smart, realistic play.

His 2025 surface and a small October sample suggest he’s more vulnerable than the mythical Scherzer of old, and against a powerful Dodgers order that works counts and punishes mistakes, one multi-run inning is the likeliest path to this result.

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#2. Total Runs: Over 8 (−104)

This series has been anything but low-scoring talk: recent games swung wildly with big innings, late rallies, and an 18-inning thriller, and both bullpens have shown signs of wear.

When relievers are taxed and lineups are as deep as these two are, one mistake turns into two or three runs fast and that’s the engine behind the Over 8.

Expect at least one multi-run frame and additional daylight from tired arms; the market is basically asking if you also think a single bad reliever outing opens the floodgates, and given the evidence, the smart lean is yes.

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#1. Blue Jays Moneyline (+123)

At plus money, Toronto is not just the sentimental pick; they have concrete edges of home field for Game 7, young arms that have shown they can keep pace, and a lineup that has repeatedly punished mistakes this series.

Market snapshots heading into the decisive game show bettors are giving the Jays a real shot, and +123 captures the value of backing the home club in a do-or-die with momentum and matchup angles on its side.

Edited by Shubham Soni