The Los Angeles Dodgers<\/a> are near a sweep and now one win from advancing to their second straight World Series appearance. With a 3\u20131 win over the Brewers Thursday, they take a commanding 3\u20130 lead in the NLCS. The pitching staff was able to keep the Milwaukee Brewers<\/a>‘ lineup silent again, holding them to one run for the third consecutive game. The bullpen pulled through after Tyler Glasnow<\/strong><\/a> exited with 5 2\/3 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 3 BB, 8 K. The Dodgers have continued their postseason dominance, outscoring the Brewers 10\u20133 this series.<\/p>\n The Dodgers attacked early, with Shohei Ohtani<\/strong><\/a> hitting a triple to right field in the first inning. Mookie Betts<\/strong><\/a> followed him up with an RBI double to put the Dodgers on the board first. The Brewers answered back in the next inning, tying the game.<\/p>\n Caleb Durbin<\/strong><\/a> matched Ohtani with a triple of his own, and Jake Bauers<\/strong><\/a> hit a single to drive him in. Afterwards, both Glasnow and Jacob Misiorowski<\/strong><\/a> kept the opposing lineup scoreless until the Dodgers broke the tie in the sixth.<\/p>\n A Will Smith<\/strong><\/a> single put the leading run on first, and after Freddie Freeman<\/strong><\/a> drew a walk, it was now in scoring position. Next, Tommy Edman<\/strong><\/a> put the Dodgers back in front with a single that scored Smith. Then Abner Uribe<\/strong><\/a> tried to pick off Edman at first and threw the ball away, allowing Freeman to score and put the Dodgers up 3\u20131.<\/p>\n The Brewers threatened in the seventh; however, they left a man stranded in scoring position, and the Dodger bullpen kept the game quiet after that, with Roki Sasaki<\/strong><\/a> shutting the door.<\/p>\nDodgers-Brewers Game Summary<\/h2>\n
What Went Wrong For the Brewers<\/h2>\n
Unable to Generate Runs<\/h3>\n