Oct 16, 2026 · 55 min · 55 segments
Tim Cates gets you ready for Game 4 of the NLCS between the Dodgers and Brewers. Kirsten's Corner. Dave Roberts talks about putting Shohei back in the leadoff spot. DV talks to Rick Monday and Will…
Tim Cates.
Tonight, they give the ball to Tyler Glasnow in hopes of jump-starting this Dodgers team, who need to get things going offensively in game four tonight.
Coming up in about 15 minutes, you're gonna hear from the manager himself, Dave Roberts.
Let's get his pregame thoughts on what his team is thinking, how he's feeling, what the lineup is gonna look like going into this must-win game four.
DV's gonna go one-on-one with Dodger catcher Will Smith, who had a big hit last night in what was a lackluster offensive performance in game three.
We'll head over to the Galpin Ford broadcast booth with Rick Monday and Charlie Steiner.
Well, last night it was a tough start for the boys in blue, but a much worse finish as Blake Snell got the start, and it didn't take long for the Milwaukee Brewers to get on the board.
First pitch of the game, Jackson Churio took Snell deep to right center field just like that.
Before the Dodger fans could even sit down, it was a 1-0 Milwaukee lead, and it remained that way to the second, through the third, through the fourth, through the fifth as Blake Snell settled in.
Meanwhile, Robert Gasser, yes, the Robert Gasser, had his way with the Dodgers offense, holding them in check for five scoreless innings, scattering just three hits along the way.
Tim Cates.
Tonight, they give the ball to Tyler Glasnow in hopes of jump-starting this Dodgers team, who need to get things going offensively in game four tonight.
Coming up in about 15 minutes, you're gonna hear from the manager himself, Dave Roberts.
Let's get his pregame thoughts on what his team is thinking, how he's feeling, what the lineup is gonna look like going into this must-win game four.
DV's gonna go one-on-one with Dodger catcher Will Smith, who had a big hit last night in what was a lackluster offensive performance in game three.
We'll head over to the Galpin Ford broadcast booth with Rick Monday and Charlie Steiner.
Well, last night it was a tough start for the boys in blue, but a much worse finish as Blake Snell got the start, and it didn't take long for the Milwaukee Brewers to get on the board.
First pitch of the game, Jackson Churio took Snell deep to right center field just like that.
Before the Dodger fans could even sit down, it was a 1-0 Milwaukee lead, and it remained that way to the second, through the third, through the fourth, through the fifth as Blake Snell settled in.
Meanwhile, Robert Gasser, yes, the Robert Gasser, had his way with the Dodgers offense, holding them in check for five scoreless innings, scattering just three hits along the way.
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