"The game ended up being a pitchers' duel between Tyler Glasnow and Cristopher Sanchez, who both didn't allow a run through six innings. However, things got messy in the 7th as both teams exchanged runs, which was maintained into extra innings. For the pen, it was Roki Sasaki giving three perfect innings and coming up huge in the last inning, setting things up for a brutal walk-off error by Orion Kerkering to hand the Dodgers the 2-1 win."
"A strikeout followed to put Sanchez on the verge of ending the inning, but when Shohei Ohtani hit a grounder to at third he just whiffed on it and allowed Enrique to get to third. No matter, as Mookie Betts then hit the first pitch for a relatively soft grounder to first, which Bryce Harper speared on a diving play to end that threat."
Tyler Glasnow and Cristopher Sanchez engaged in a scoreless pitchers' duel through six innings, each limiting baserunners and runs. The 7th inning saw both teams exchange runs, and the tie held into extra innings. Freddie Freeman singled in the 2nd and Tommy Edman was robbed on a diving catch in left-center. Sanchez induced a 5-4-3 double play on Will Smith to escape jams, while a hit-by-pitch to Alex Call and a Shohei Ohtani misplay allowed Enrique Hernandez to reach third in the 3rd. Roki Sasaki threw three perfect relief innings, and Orion Kerkering's brutal walk-off error produced a 2-1 Dodgers win, sending Los Angeles to the NLCS.
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