L.A. will face Brandon Woodruff, who has been dominant this season. Woodruff worked six shutout innings, allowing just two hits and two walks in a win over the Cubs.

I expect it to continue with Brandon Woodruff taking his turn on the mound. The Brewers starter has dominated the early portion of the season, and he’ll be looking to pick through the scraps of a Dodgers batting lineup in shambles after the first two games of the series.

Woodruff hasn’t given up more than one earned run in his last four games, and he’s in position to drive the stake through the series.

He’ll make good on that opportunity by continuing to frustrate the Dodgers’ bats long enough to give the Brewers offense a chance to eke out the necessary runs to close out the game.

I’m rolling with the Brewers on Saturday.