Updated
Updated · Fox News · Oct 12
Yamamoto Throws Complete Game in Dodgers' NLCS Game 2 Win After 2-1 Brewers Opener
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Oct 12

Yamamoto Throws Complete Game in Dodgers' NLCS Game 2 Win After 2-1 Brewers Opener

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 12

Summary

  • Yoshinobu Yamamoto delivered a complete game for Los Angeles in NLCS Game 2, helping the Dodgers respond after dropping the opener to Milwaukee.
  • Game 1 had turned on missed Dodgers chances: Los Angeles scored first but stranded traffic on the bases, while the Brewers tied it on a homer and later manufactured the go-ahead run with a walk, bunt and single.
  • Yamamoto entered with a strong postseason track record — the Dodgers had won 10 of his previous 11 playoff appearances, and he had allowed 15 earned runs in 63 postseason innings since joining the club.
  • The outing came in a series widely viewed as a de facto World Series, with the two-time defending champion Dodgers trying to keep their bid for a third straight title on course.

Insights

Will Yoshinobu Yamamoto's proven October dominance be enough to rescue the Dodgers from their alarming situational hitting woes?
Can Milwaukee's unconventional small-ball offense continue to outsmart Los Angeles' star-studded roster as the NLCS intensifies?
Could Logan Henderson's historic streak of limiting runs finally crack under the immense pressure of the defending champions?