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The Braves need Tyler Mahle to save their season, but the good news is he dominated the Dodgers as a member of the Giants earlier this year.

Former San Francisco Giants pitcher Tyler Mahle starts Game 4 of the NLDS for the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday, tasked with staving off elimination against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers took a 2-1 series lead following a 3-1 victory on Tuesday. Writer Nick San Miguel highlights that Mahle previously shut down Los Angeles on April 22 while with San Francisco, delivering seven scoreless innings.
Since joining Atlanta at the trade deadline, Mahle posted a 1.99 ERA across nine starts. San Miguel views Mahle's past success against the Dodgers—including a career 3.15 regular-season ERA against them—as reason for optimism as the Braves attempt to force a deciding Game 5.
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