Here’s The Bold Pitching Move That Shut Down The Dodgers
Ray Kerr's Game 2 heroics saved Chris Sale for the NLDS. See how the Braves' bold pitching plan evened the series against the Dodgers.
The Atlanta Braves made a bold strategic move that proved crucial in clinching a key series victory against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Starting third bullpen pitcher Ray Kerr in place of their star ace, Chris Sale, the Braves turned the tide of their National League Division Series matchup. Kerr's performance, marked by 2 2/3 scoreless innings and a strikeout of Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani, showcased his resilience and skill.
This decision not only saved Sale for future games but also demonstrated the team's ability to rely on their bullpen. The Braves' manager, Dave Roberts, acknowledged the fierce battle ahead, emphasizing the challenge of facing the Dodgers' formidable lineup. Meanwhile, the Dodgers faced a setback, as manager Dave Roberts admitted, "We’ve got our work cut out."
With the series tied at one game apiece, the Braves now head back to Atlanta for Game 3, bolstered by Sale's return to the rotation.
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