Los Angeles Dodgers vs Toronto Blue Jays — Apr 6, 2026 | AI 預測與數據

Max Scherzer sets the tone with crisp fastball command and a well-spotted slider, limiting the Dodgers to a pair of solo runs over six innings. Justin Wrobleski battles early nerves and a tight strike zone; Toronto capitalizes in the first on a Guerrero Jr. RBI single and cracks him again in the fourth when Andrés Giménez pulls a two-run double into the right-field corner. With Mookie Betts sidelined, Los Angeles’ infield defense shows a small leak that extends Wrobleski’s fourth inning, while the top of the Jays order grinds out long at-bats. The Dodgers’ power core responds—Shohei Ohtani ambushes a Scherzer cutter for a third-inning homer and Freddie Freeman plates another in the fifth—but the veteran right-hander strands traffic to preserve a slim lead. Toronto’s bullpen wobbles in the seventh as Andy Pages hammers a hanging slider from Tommy Nance, yet Jeff Hoffman and Tyler Rogers bridge the gap cleanly to the ninth. Meanwhile, rookie lefty Alex Vesia faces the heart of the Jays lineup in the eighth and surrenders a decisive insurance run when Kazuma Okamoto bloops a single over a drawn-in infield. Edwin Díaz fires 100-mph heaters in a scoreless ninth, but Vladimir Guerrero Jr. snares Freeman’s scorching liner for the final out, sealing a tight 5-4 Blue Jays victory that evens their record and hands the Dodgers just their third loss of the young season.