The Brewers won eight straight games against the Dodgers, but they're down 3-0 in the NLCS. Now the Dodgers have the best record in the National League, even though the Brewers have the No. 1 seed throughout the playoffs. It appears over for the Brewers' run. The Brewers have scored three runs total against the Dodgers at their worst possible time, and in their last six games, they've scored nine runs combined. It's going to get worse for the Brewer bats on the final day. Dodgers to win.

Unfortunately for the Brewers, they have the look of a defeated team. The offense has grinded to a halt in the NLCS, Milwaukee batters flummoxed by crafty Dodgers pitching that is changing speeds and finding the corners. The Brewers aren't seeing as many belt-high fastballs that they love, and aren't drawing walks, either. While Pat Murphy decides if he wants to make Friday another bullpen game, it won't matter if Milwaukee can't score some runs, and Shohei Ohtani looks very capable of 5 or 6 innings of the same effort on the mound for LA. The Dodger offense, however, has not exactly been percolating at bat in this series, so clearing 8 runs might be a big ask in Game 4. Play Brewers-Dodgers Under