"Dodgers Drop NLDS Game 2 to Braves"

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You know, you could compare this game to a game in which a starting pitcher just left with an injury because when he left the game, it was just 1-0 Braves.

And, you know, this game was always within reach for a Dodgers offense that was facing the Braves bullpen.

So with a lot of pitchers coming out of the bullpen, there are a lot of different looks and chances for guys to not have their best stuff, as obviously Blake Snell did not tonight.

And yet the Dodgers weren't able to produce runs.

That is in spite of many chances.

I think that by the fifth inning, the Dodgers had left seven, yeah, seven on base.

It was like two or three innings in a row there.

We got two on, including there was an inning where Mookie got a leadoff walk.

And then there was a single.

And all of a sudden, I think we had two on with nobody out.

Yeah, we certainly did.

And we just weren't able to capitalize.

We eventually did get a run.

And the last pitcher that came out of the Braves bullpen, well, not the very last, but the second to last, Fuentes, he went three and two-thirds innings.

And I don't think anyone necessarily expected him to, but he was just kind of mowing through our lineup, having quick innings, having, you know, three up, three down innings and fooling our amazing offensive lineup.

And so why not just keep him in there? And he made it all the way to the bottom of the ninth inning with two outs.

None other than your favorite and mine, Max Muncy came up with two outs.

And a lot of Dodger fans were on their way out.

I did not leave.

I stayed and watched Max hit and-