Runs could be at a premium in this contest. We saw a high-scoring affair in the opening game of the series Friday night but Saturday's game was a 2-1 contest where Sandy Alcantara earned his first career win against the Dodgers. Julio Urias may be coming off a loss in his last start but he hasn't given up more than two runs in any of his last seven starts. Edward Cabrera has given up zero or one run in six of his seven starts this season, including four straight scoreless starts spanning 22.2 innings of work. With that said, the Dodgers have the better lineup and they should be able to do enough at the plate to get past Miami in this contest and deliver the victory in the rubber game of the series. It might take beating up the bullpen of the Marlins but I trust LA's bats a lot more than Miami's.