Dodgers latest loss to Brewers ‘really hard to put into words’
LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers are still woozy from the gut punch suffered in Game 3, but now face a sobering reality that their odds are long and the Milwaukee Brewers have several chances to deliver the knock out blow in the National League Championship Series. “This one’s up there. The only one I can […]
The Los Angeles Dodgers faced a devastating defeat at the hands of the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series, with manager Dave Roberts describing the loss as one of the toughest in franchise history. The game was marred by an offensive collapse, as the Dodgers managed only seven total runs across the three games.
After struggling in the sixth inning, the Brewers capitalized with two home runs from Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell, sealing a 4-2 victory. The Brewers' strong bullpen and clutch hitting proved decisive, as they sequestered the Dodgers' bullpen and executed timely offensive plays in crucial innings. The Dodgers' failure to capitalize on scoring opportunities and put pressure on the Brewers' starting pitcher, Blake Snell, proved costly as they fell short in this pivotal series.
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