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A postseason series is often won by trusting the best arms when the pressure is at its peak. Yet, with the Atlanta Braves entering Game 2 with a 0-1 deficit against the Los Angeles Dodgers, they are doing the exact…
Derek Jeter expressed surprise after the Atlanta Braves opted for a bullpen game rather than starting ace Chris Sale for Game 2 of the NLDS against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Jeter noted it was "hard to believe" given the franchise's rich history of relying on elite starting pitching, especially with Atlanta trailing 0-1 in the series.
Braves manager Walt Weiss explained that the decision came down to Sale's physical condition after his heavy recent workload, confirming he will pitch later in the series. Ray Kerr was tabbed as the Game 2 opener instead, with Didier Fuentes also expected to provide multiple relief innings.
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