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The Warriors had an advantage over the Dodgers in the regular season, recording 5 wins and 1 loss. They have won five consecutive games since losing the first game on May 8.
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[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] In the National League Wild Card Game G3 life-or-death battle, the Warriors faced the Phillies at home. They relied on Michael Harris II's 3-pointer to lay the foundation for victory at the beginning. In the end, the "Ax Gang" won 6:2 and advanced to the division series. The next round of G1 will be an away game against the defending champion Dodgers at 4 a.m. Taiwan time on the 4th.
With one out in the bottom of the inning and one on first and second base, Harris caught Aaron Nola's low ball in the inside corner and hit the wall in center right field, sending the Warriors into a frenzy at home. The Warriors' 32-year-old left-hander Ray Kerr performed brilliantly. He started 3.1 innings and went 2K without allowing a run. In the fourth inning, Ozzie Albies bombarded Phillies ace Zack Wheeler and took a 5-0 lead. The Phillies basically had the white flag halfway raised at this time.
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The Phillies recovered one run in the sixth inning with an infield grounder, but in the seventh inning Matt Olson added another hit to put the icing on the cake for the Warriors. In the end, the Phillies only managed to chase one more run in the 8th inning thanks to Trea Turner's sacrifice fly. The Warriors sent out Cy Young ace Chris Sale to guard the last line of defense after two outs in the inning, and finally closed the door smoothly. They eliminated the Phillies 2:1 in the series and advanced to the divisional round.
The Warriors will face the Dodgers away from home on the 4th in Taiwan time in the next round. The Warriors have the advantage in the regular season this year, with 5 wins and 1 loss against the Dodgers. Since losing the first meeting of the season on May 8, US time, the Warriors have won five consecutive games against the Dodgers.
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The Warriors will challenge the Dodgers away from home at 4 a.m. Taiwan time on the 4th for their first win in the division series.
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