The Milwaukee Brewers defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 in Game 3 of the NLCS, with late offense turning the game against Dodgers starter Blake Snell. Multiple outlets describe Snell as effective early, including through the seventh inning, but then having trouble when the Brewers hit back-to-back home runs and added more runs in the later rally.
After the game, Snell and Dodgers manager Dave Roberts address what went wrong, with accounts focusing on a pivotal seventh-inning inning where Snell’s lead disappears. Reports also note that the Brewers’ power surge includes multiple home runs, contrasting with Snell’s strong postseason and early-game performance.
With the NLCS shifting to Los Angeles, the Dodgers face the danger of falling behind 0-3 in the best-of-seven series, putting increased pressure on their pitching and lineup. Additional coverage also highlights Snell’s comments about scouting and paying attention to what Milwaukee is doing in the postseason, reflecting a broader focus on adjustments heading into the next game.
