National League Championship Game" Sho Ohtani received a key walk! 4.4 billion star reverses the long-term hit to help the Universe Dodgers take the lead
Quick Look
- The Dodgers defeated the Brewers 2-1 in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series.
- Snell pitched six innings and allowed one run.
- Smith hit a crucial double in the bottom of the sixth inning to complete the reversal.
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Why It Matters
The Dodgers fell behind with 0 wins and 2 losses in the first two games of the National League Championship Series. They sent Snell to start in the third game today, hoping to reverse the situation.
Shohei Ohtani. (Reuters)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The defending Dodgers fell into a 0-2 deficit in the National League Championship Series. Today, G3 sent two-time Cy Young pitcher Blake Snell to take charge. He lived up to expectations and only allowed 1 run in the first 6 innings. The Dodgers' line finally woke up after 6 innings and turned the situation around with the help of the key long game of star catcher Will Smith, who cost US$140 million (approximately NT$4.4 billion).
Snell's first 97.6-mile red mid-speed ball in the game today was directly caught by the Brewers' rising star Jackson Chourio. He hit the right field ball with an initial speed of 106.1 miles and a flight distance of 391 feet. But then Schnell came back to his senses and kept a clean sheet for 5 consecutive innings. He even gave the Brewers' batter the smiling face. Finally, after pitching 6 innings, he had 51 strikes in 81 pitches, allowed only 2 hits and 1 run, and gave up 1 walk and 9 strikeouts.
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However, the Dodgers' line was also blocked by Brewers left pitcher Robert Gasser, and they only managed 3 hits in the first 5 innings. In the 6th inning, the Brewers started the bullpen fireball victory team. As a result, Abner Uribe gave up two walks as soon as he came on. After striking out Max Muncy, he also walked Shohei Ohtani, resulting in a 1 out and the bases were loaded. Then, Smith sniped and knocked a deep double to the left field. The Dodgers reversed the situation and took a 2:1 lead.
Next, it was Miguel Rojas's turn as the eighth at bat. The Dodgers decided to send out left-hander Josue De Paula, and the Brewers replaced left-hander DL Hall. The Dodgers then replaced the right-hander Kiké Hernandez with the right-hander Kiké Hernandez, but it failed. Hernandez and the next at bat Tommy Edman Edman) all struck out and had no chance to continue the offensive.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Dodgers will send out starting pitchers in Game 4 to try to tie the series.
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Open Questions
- Can the Dodgers win consecutive games in the next games and complete the reversal and advance?
- Can Snell maintain this kind of pitching form and become the key to the series?







