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The Los Angeles Dodgers are all but done for the season after their Game 3 loss against the Milwaukee Brewers, but one fan still has hope. The Dodgers fell to a 6-2 loss against the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, effectively…
A Los Angeles Dodgers fan on Reddit has predicted an improbable NLCS comeback against the Milwaukee Brewers, pointing to manager Dave Roberts' history. The Dodgers trail 0-3 in the series following a 6-2 defeat in Game 3 on Wednesday, leaving their postseason campaign on the brink of elimination as their pitching and hitting struggle.
The fan highlighted Roberts' pivotal role as a player in the 2004 Boston Red Sox comeback from a 3-0 deficit against the New York Yankees. Yardbarker notes that while an LA recovery appears highly unlikely against the in-form Brewers, Roberts was previously central to the only 0-3 postseason comeback in MLB history.
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