The Dodgers overwhelm Padres to sweep NLDS in 3 games

The The Dodgers Proved to be very good for under-staffed people parents Team, and good enough to beat trying to be super nice to their show crew. Los Angeles won 12–3 in Game 3, and continued to sweep the NLDS to remain undefeated this season.

The Dodgers’ next stop is the fourth NLCS in five seasons, where they play the formidable Brave.

To get there, the Dodgers team relied on a relentless attack that kept coming to the Padres pitching team without their best players for all but one this season. Adrian Morrigon He started this Bullpen for San Diego, and made it two hits in the third half. Morgon came over Runs For the Dodgers, who scored five in the dominance inning.

Los Angeles pounded 14 hits at this one, each with a start however Chris Taylor Reach base at least twice. will Smith Had him The first five hits This postseason, finally being rewarded after a series of swipes. He is the first-ever Dodger with five hits in a post-season game.

Although they had no success until the sixth game of Game 1, Team Dodgers scored 23 times in 29 results in the three-game series.

One of those hits was RBI’s third-half single Justin Turner, His 64th post-season record to pass Steve Garvey to the Dodgers’ all-time record. Turner also tops the franchise’s post-season record book in games, strikes, doubles, RBI, walking and hitting pitches.

The Dodgers scored on each half from second to fifth.

Padres used 11 pitchers in Game 3, which is the MLB post-season record, which is part of their all-post-season style for them. They were without Denelson LammettAnd and Mike Clevinger He was restricted to just one role in his debut after an elbow injury worsened on Tuesday. Five of the six playoff games were ballpinas. They totaled 25 appearances in the series, and 51 in six post-season matches.

San Diego’s dependence on Johnny Woolstaff was born out of necessity.

The Dodgers, who are perhaps the only active team left with five effective starting shooters, were up against a non-Buehler / non-Kershaw starter for this post-season, and they chose creativity because they could.

Dustin May, A writer who made two excellent steps in diluting a administered blister Walker Buhler On Tuesday, the starter was chosen Thursday. Manager Dave Roberts admitted he wasn’t sure how long May would be in this match.

“It was kind of reading and responding. I just felt like Dustin had one, two, or three at most.” It was nothing in writing, Roberts said.

May was wild in the first half, but worked about walking to get a frame without goals. But that was the start of the Dodgers’ opening day this season, relegated to relief and opening duty so far in the post-season.

Whatever the Dodgers’ plan wasn’t too hot the second time around Adam Kollark He allowed a pair of runs, aided by inexplicable intentional walking (in the second half!) And when Smith chose not to throw to first base on a potential double play ball 1-2-3.

Padres led 2-1 with two wins in the second half, the rules were loaded, which is their best chance for a full comeback in the series.

But Dodgers’ last excellent starters, Julio Urias, Who offered three goalsless rounds last Wednesday at a break from Buhler, got into that match in a tough place, and had to face off Fernando Tatis Jr.

But Urías was up to the task, dismissing Tatis for leaving three, and keeping the Dodgers in one place. Urías then got into a groove, retiring the first 10 players he had encountered before one foul, and hitting an obstacle in the sixth inning, with the Dodgers already comfortably leading.

Urías allowed only unearned runs in five innings of action, writing off six.

Much has been said about Urías’ early struggles in matches this season, as he allowed 10 runs in his first 10 rounds. He did well with his two mega rides, the games he didn’t start, and Urías wasn’t even there The The first half, but rather for him The first half every time. Even after counting his big outings and a real relief outing, the numbers are staggering. Urías allowed 10 runs in his first 13 rounds this season, and 11 rounds (10 won) in 50 rounds after that. noticeable.

The Dodgers were simply too good to allow any strategic mistakes to seriously harm them.

Think of it this way: The Dodgers were unbeaten this post-season, having allowed them 11 times in 45 rounds without a single throw. Tony Gunsolin, Who published 2.31 ERA this year and led the team work on FIP (2.29) and fWAR (1.8) this season. Roberts said Gonsolin would have started Game 4 against Padres if the series had lasted too long.

The Dodgers’ depth may be exaggerated at times, but it’s also one of their greatest strengths. Especially when they use it.

Game details 3

He runs the house: nothing

WP – Julio Urías (2-0): 5 IP addresses, 1 hit, 1 unearned round, 1 walk, 6 strokes

LP – Adrian Morikhon (0-1): 2+ IP, 2 hits, 3 runs, 2 walks, 2 strokes

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The Dodgers move to the NLCS, where they will face the Braves starting Monday at the same stadium in Arlington.