Worley (8-1, 2.35 ERA) continued to do his Roy Halladay impression last time out, holding the Giants to two runs on seven hits over his seven innings of work in a win.

That made Philadelphia 9-0 in the righthander's last nine trips to the mound, and they haven't been cheapo wins – Worley gave up two or fewer runs in eight of those nine outings, going 6-0 with three no-decisions.

And with Worley rounding out the team's rotation the Phillies are riding high at 9/4 on the World Series odds at the Bodog Sportsbook right now as they continue to shovel dirt on the Atlanta Braves' chances to win the NL East division title. Philly also sits at 10/11 odds to claim the NL Pennant in October.

The Dodgers, meanwhile, are way back at 400/1 to win the World Series this season, and they're at 200/1 on the MLB futures to win the NL Pennant as they play out the string in the depths of the NL West division standings.

Los Angeles goes with Chad Billingsley (10-9, 4.17 ERA) on Wednesday to close out their home series against the Phillies, and he'll be looking to pick up the win for the second game in a row.

The righthander beat the Diamondbacks last time out, surrendering three runs on seven hits over six innings of work. Overall, though, Los Angeles is just 5-5 in Billingsley's last 10 trips to the mound.

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