Dodgers turn to Blake Snell to avoid 0-3 hole as NLCS shifts to Los Angeles for Game 3

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Troy, D. (2026, October 14). Dodgers turn to Blake Snell to avoid 0-3 hole as NLCS shifts to Los Angeles for Game 3. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/dodgers-turn-blake-snell-avoid-0-3-hole-nlcs-shifts-los-angeles-game-3

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The National League Championship Series shifts to Los Angeles for Game 3 as the Dodgers face off against the Milwaukee Brewers after the latter won the first two games. The article highlights the Brewers' strong performance, including their ability to come back and win despite scoring second or later in both games. Robert Gasser starts for Milwaukee tonight, who has a .172 career batting average against him from previous matchups with the Dodgers. For the Dodgers, Blake Snell will pitch his second postseason game; he went 3.2 innings in his last start but has faced the Brewers infrequently. The article suggests that while the Dodgers need to win, they face steep odds given their current series deficit.
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The National League Championship Series shifted to Los Angeles for Game 3 on October 14, 2026, with the Dodgers facing a 2-0 deficit after losing the first two games in Milwaukee to the Brewers. The Brewers have shown dominance by scoring in various ways and coming back from early deficits; they tied Game 1 with a home run and took the lead through strategic base-running plays, while also capitalizing on key moments like William Contreras's home run in Game 2. Despite the Brewers' strong performance, the Dodgers hope to leverage their home field advantage to reduce the deficit to 1-2 heading back to Milwaukee for Games 4 and 5.

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📰 Dodgers NLCS Game 3
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David Troy
42 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 The Brewers have a commanding lead over the Dodgers in this one, winning both of the first two games, but if the home team continues to win, the Dodgers could head back to Milwaukee up 3-2 on their opponent.
🔮 Some of the awards haven't been quite as diverse, but I'm looking at options for this season and where we could make some money.
🔮 This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
🔮 If Caleb Williams were playing in the game, I could potentially understand it.
🔮 We will still have the conference championships and a few of the lower-level bowl games, and plenty of great matchups in between.
🔮 For Louisville, this season could be a bit different with a few plays going its way.
🔮 The Rays are awaiting their opponent, and it could be the Chicago White Sox if they win today, or we will get a Game 5 against the Cleveland Guardians on Saturday.
🔮 Probably mostly the ladder, but it is still worth considering that perhaps there could be some road woes for the Yankees.
🔮 You can’t be hung up on opinions of teams, and need to recognize that maybe you were wrong about certain squads.
🔮 This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
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Topics

Brewers Dodgers Game 1 Los Angeles Milwaukee

Subjects

Dodgers ORG · 9× Brewers ORG · 6× Gasser PERSON · 3× Milwaukee GPE · 3× Los Angeles GPE · 2× Padres ORG · 1× Robert Gasser PERSON · 1× The Los Angeles Dodgers ORG · 1× The Milwaukee Brewers ORG · 1× William Contreras PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Game 1 saw them hit a game-tying homer, then they drew a walk, bunted their runner to second, and then hit a single to take the lead.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-14
🔮 The Brewers have a commanding lead over the Dodgers in this one, winning both of the first two games, but if the home team continues to win, the Dodgers could head back to Milwaukee up 3-2 on their opponent.

Claims (34 extracted, 3 hedged)

The National League Championship Series comes back into action tonight with a shift to Los Angeles. asserted
Series → come → Angeles
The Brewers have a commanding lead over the Dodgers in this one, winning both of the first two games, but if the home team continues to win, the Dodgers could head back to Milwaukee up 3-2 on their opponent. uncertain
Dodgers → have → opponent
What will happen tonight as Los Angeles looks to make this a series against pesky Milwaukee. asserted
this → happen → Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Brewers are putting on a clinic right now. asserted
Brewers → put → clinic
There are a few things that are very impressive about the Brewers in this series. asserted
that → be → series
The first thing that I like is that they are winning in a multitude of ways. asserted
they → like → ways
Game 1 saw them hit a game-tying homer, then they drew a walk, bunted their runner to second, and then hit a single to take the lead. asserted
they → see → lead
Game 2 was a lot of station-to-station baseball, but they did get a major home run from William Contreras at a key moment. asserted
they → get → moment
Another impressive thing about Milwaukee has been their ability to come back. asserted
thing → come → Milwaukee
The Dodgers have scored first in both games, but the Brewers haven't rolled over and died. asserted
Brewers → score → games
Tonight, they send out Robert Gasser to the mound. asserted
they → send → mound
Gasser has made one start in the postseason; he went four innings and allowed three hits and one walk. asserted
he → make → hits
He allowed a solo homer, and the Brewers won the game 3-1 over the Padres. asserted
Brewers → allow → Padres
This could be a good game for the Dodgers as they faced Gasser twice this season and won both games. uncertain
they → face → games
They are also hitting .312 against him. asserted
They → hit → him
The Los Angeles Dodgers need a win. asserted
Dodgers → need → win
Teams that go down 0-2 in a best-of-seven series have about a 15% chance to win the series. asserted
that → go → series
There have only been six teams to ever do it, but three of them have done so in the past six seasons. asserted
three → do → seasons
The Dodgers aren't playing bad baseball. asserted
Dodgers → play → baseball
In Game 1, they might've been the better offense, but they couldn't get the hit when they needed it. uncertain
they → get → it
However, it isn't a good sign for them that they lost games with both Tarik Skubal and Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound. asserted
they → lose → mound
The Dodgers have one of the deepest starting rotations in baseball history. asserted
Dodgers → have → history
That's more opinion than fact, but they essentially can throw an ace in any game. asserted
they → throw → game
Tonight's ace is Blake Snell, who makes his second start of the postseason. asserted
who → make → postseason
In Snell's game against the Braves, he went 3.2 innings, allowed three hits, and one earned run. asserted
he → go → hits
He struck out five hitters, but he also walked five. asserted
he → strike → five
He walked 16 hitters over 42.2 innings in the regular season, so this game was an outlier. asserted
game → walk → season
He didn't face the Brewers this season, but he has held them to a .172 batting average over their careers against him. asserted
he → face → him
Take out Gary Sanchez from the lineup, and they are 4-for-41 against him (.095 average). asserted
they → take → him
I do think the Dodgers get the win tonight, but I'm not willing to wager -172 on it. asserted
I → think → it
Instead, I think this is a game where we get some success from the Dodgers offense. asserted
we → think → offense
I doubt Gasser gets more than three innings of work, but eventually this Brewers bullpen has to falter a bit. asserted
bullpen → doubt → work
I just don't think it will be a high-scoring game tonight. asserted
it → think → ?
I wouldn't be surprised to see Shohei Ohtani break out either. asserted
Ohtani → see → ?
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