The Dodgers and Brewers played a Sunday rubber match after splitting the first two games. The game served as the Dodgers’ final matchup of a nine-game road trip before returning home to face the Rockies. Milwaukee had won nine straight regular-season games against Los Angeles, but Los Angeles had been dominant in the postseason since 2018. The Brewers scored first, yet the Dodgers tied the game in the fourth inning on a wild pitch after Teoscar Hernandez reached and advanced with help from singles and a hit-by-pitch. Kyle Tucker delivered a two-run triple in the sixth to break the tie, and Andy Pages hit a two-run homer to extend the lead. Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched seven innings, allowing one run on seven hits with three strikeouts and one walk.
"Kyle Tucker and Andy Pages carried the Dodgers offense, combining to drive in four of the team's five runs. Tucker hit a two-run triple in the sixth inning that broke a tie to put the Dodgers up 3-1, and Pages followed with a two-run homer to extend the lead to 5-1. That rally was started by an infield single from Mookie Betts that snapped an 0-for-11 skid, and Freddie Freeman walked."
"The Brewers scored first, so this was the Dodgers' second-straight comeback win. They tied the game in the fourth inning when Teoscar Hernandez scored on a wild pitch. He reached base via a single and advanced into scoring position when Dalton Rushing singled and Miguel Rojas was hit by a pitch."
"Yoshinobu Yamamoto turned in his second straight start of going seven innings while allowing just one run. The right-hander allowed seven hits and only struck out three batters, given the Brewers' ability to put the ball in play, but walked just one. His lone run allowed came in the second inning, which started when Yamamoto hit Jake Bauers with a pitch. Garrett Mitchel singled with one out, and the run scored when Sal Frelick grounded into a force out."
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