The Dodgers have backed themselves into a corner: win at least two of the next three games or the title defense ends.

The Los Angeles Dodgers face a 0-2 deficit against the Milwaukee Brewers following their Game 2 loss in the National League Championship Series. Facing potential elimination as the series heads back to Dodger Stadium, the writer argues that the Dodgers' offense has struggled severely and urgently needs a turnaround. To keep their season alive and reach the World Series, Los Angeles must win four of the remaining five games.
A central focus of the writer's argument is the physical condition and lack of production from Shohei Ohtani, who has struggled through knee and bicep ailments. Highlighting reporting from The Athletic indicating the team has considered benching Ohtani for Game 3, the writer suggests the Dodgers should consider sitting him in favor of Josue De Paula or Teoscar Hernandez, or even replacing him on the postseason roster.
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