The Los Angeles Dodgers are up 3-0 over the Atlanta Braves in Game 3 of the NLDS going into the bottom of the fourth. L.A. took the lead thanks to back-to-back home run blasts from Freddie Freeman and Kiké Hernandez, who just so happened to put an end to Chris Sale's historic start in the contest.
Hernandez went yard first, recording a two-run blast off a changeup thrown down an in. The Braves' 37-year-old left-hander left it hanging just a bit too much, and Hernandez got a hold of it.
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In the very next at-bat, Freeman launched a solo shot to deep right field, giving the Dodgers a quick 3-0 lead. It was a no-doubt home run, and the second of the postseason for the 17-year veteran.
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