They're just hitting on all cylinders.

They really are.

You know, last year when the Dodgers swept the Brewers, the Brewers hit one home run.

This year they've already got five.

The Dodgers had six home runs in that series sweep a year ago.

This year they've got none.

So, I mean, that's a pretty stark difference, and it all starts with the pitchers, you know, especially the left-handers who were just deadly last night for the Milwaukee Brewers.

Nick, can you explain a bit why that happens in baseball?

And obviously, he's not the only reason the Dodgers are down two games, nothing.

Yeah, well, that's the thing.

It's not just him.

So let's say he plays tonight, and let's say he hits, and a whole bunch of guys elsewhere in the lineup don't.

They lose this game.

So, I mean, you know, there's no great option.

Josue DiPaolo looks terrific at the plate.

What impresses you about those two teams?

But Yankee fans seem to be very upset.

Well, you know, Yankee fans are sort of uniformly upset when the Yankees don't win.

But I didn't think that ball was going out either.

The Yankees really ought to think about doing something about fan interference.

They've had a couple of big time problems.

There was one with Mookie Betts a few years ago on the World Series.

And of course, there was a famous one against the Baltimore Orioles about what it was almost 30 years ago.

What are the Dodgers going to have to do to win this?