The NL West's hardest hitters are up: grab the live stream of Dodgers vs. Padres and watch to see which team moves to 8-4 and falls to 7-5. Yes, the two teams are tied at 7-4, but the Padres are slightly favored after a 5-4 win last night.

Thankfully for LA, they will not be using Walker Buehler again. Because just 3 solo HRs from the righty was enough for them. Today, Dustin May (0-0, 2.35 goals against, 7 Ks) faces Dinselson Lame (1-0, 1.80 goals against, 15 Ks), and based on those numbers alone, San Diego looks to take a commanding lead in the series.

San Diego seems to have the advantage, but it could go either way this time. Neither May nor Lamet has a strong track record against opposing teams, so the score could be like a football game on the diamond.

Ross Stripling (2-0, 2.92 goals against) will take on Garrett Richards (0-0, 3.38 goals against) in tomorrow's game.

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In the U.S., the Dodgers-Padres live stream is a bit harder to find for cord-cutters, as it is exclusive to the local sports network. That's right, you need Fox Sports San Diego or SportsNet Los Angeles to catch this game. Some people refuse to disconnect for this reason, but for those who don't, there is FuboTV. Trying to get around regional restrictions that may apply? Express VPNs are a great way to get around blackouts.

The game is scheduled to start at 9:10 PM ET/6:10 PM ET. Wednesday's game will start at the same time and will be broadcast on the same local stations.

MLB.TV ($25/month/$60/year) also streams games, but is not a perfect solution if you want to watch something other than baseball; T-Mobile customers can use MLB.TV for free, along with a free subscription to the sports website The Athletic The Athletic.

In the UK, BT Sport has MLB rights until 2021, but Dodgers vs. Padres is not available on any channel. Those who visit the UK and strike out while trying to use the service they pay for can check out Express VPN.

Therefore, the best bet is MLB.TV, which is also available in the UK. For about £50/month, it has zero blackout rules.

In Canada, you will need MLB.TV to watch Dodgers-Padres, as TSN and SportsNet do not carry the game. However, if you are considering subscribing, be aware that the Blue Jays are subject to the blackout.

If you are visiting Canada from abroad, a VPN such as Express VPN will allow you to use the streaming service you have already paid for.