After coming up short against the Atlanta Braves during Blake Snell's Game 2 start in LA, the Los Angeles Dodgers took the show on the road and brought their big guns to Game 3 of the NLDS at Truist Park.

With 2025 World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound, the Dodgers consistently found ways to attack Chris Sale inning after inning, forcing the veteran pitcher to throw 15, 20, or even more pitches every time he went on the mound. This strategy really broke things open in the fourth inning when, after Andy Pages singled to lead things off, Kike Hernandez continued his Mr. October magic by hitting a home run, and then Freddie Freeman, once Atlanta's favorite son, bashed in another one batter later to go up 3-0.

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