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The Post’s baseball experts predict how the Blue Jays-Dodgers World Series will play out.
Game 1 begins Friday in Toronto.
Jon Heyman
The Dodgers spent $400 million very well, and they’ll have a solid rotation advantage, enough to counteract a well-rounded, together Toronto team.
Dodgers in 6
Greg Joyce
The Dodgers are built for this, their star power and stud rotation allowing them to become the first team to repeat since the 1998-2000 Yankees.
Dodgers in 6
Mike Puma
LA’s starting rotation is the difference, but count on the Jays putting up a fight.
Dodgers in 7
Mark W. Sanchez
There is no stopping the new Evil Empire.
Dodgers in 4
It is not just Los Angeles’ dynamic four starting pitchers who dominated the NLCS, but I’m wondering how the length of a good but not great Blue Jays pitching staff deals with the length and talent of the Dodger lineup.
Dodgers in 5
Mike Vaccaro
If the Dodgers are going to be the NLCS Dodgers, this will be quick. But if the Jays can hang around, they’ll have one of the great home-field advantages ever, Game 7 in Toronto.
I smell an upset.
Blue Jays in 7
