While the American League took a day off after Game 1, the senior round continued with a pair of NLDS Game 2 on Wednesday.
The Atlanta Braves complete their series with Philadelphia Phillies after a three-hour rain changed the start time. Outside the West, San Diego Padres tie everything to Los Angeles Dodgers.
Here are all the top plays from Wednesday’s Game 2.
San Diego Padres 5, Los Angeles Dodgers 3
Start with BANG
Manny Machado take the Dodgers and start throwing the ball Clayton Kershaw deep left in the top half of the first half, giving San Diego a 1-0 lead. It was their first lead role in the series.
Recover
Freddie Freeman hit a solo home run off the Padres start to throw the ball Yu Darvish at the bottom of the first evening, one point each.
Another solo
Max Muncy The Dodgers’ second home game header hit the center right at the end of the second half, giving them a 2-1 lead.
Another Machado RBI
Padres led the third group with a singles pair. Then Machado hit an RBI double down the left line. San Diego ended the game with a score of two.
Produce
Jake Cronenworth based on first, but it scored Juan Soto third word. Padres led 3-2.
Three runs on three runs home
Trea Turner joined the home run party for the Dodgers, unleashing a solo leftward at the end of the third half to even raise the score once more.
Padres takes advantage of bugs
Kershaw and Darvish both lasted five rounds, each surrendering three times.
At the start of game six, Turner won a potential late-round doubles match, putting the runners-up in first and second place. Jurickson Profar then punched an RBI facility on target to the right, giving the Padres a 4-3 lead.
What a play
Trent Grisham posing a bun, trying to squeeze in a run, and pitcher Dodgers Brusdar Graterol made a wonderfully balanced throw-in to score the goal.
One shot catches twice
Austin Nola send a balloon to the deep middle area, tie Cody Bellinger sprint and turn twice to catch the ball – this could potentially prevent two more runners from scoring.
Padres out of trouble
San Diego brought in Robert Suárez out of the cowshed with people running in the corners and no one out. The right-hander takes an attack and then causes a duel that ends the main round.
Insurance agent
Jake Cronenworth throw a ball deep into the right-court seat from the Dodgers’ painkiller Blake Treinengave the Padres a 5-3 lead in the eighth.
The goose is free
As the Dodgers tried to initiate an eighth comeback, a goose swooped into the yard. But when the Padres’ Josh Hader reliever was introduced into the game, the goose was opened, and San Diego exited the round unscathed.
The Battle Series is bound
Despite a bit of drama late in the inning, the Padres won 5-3. This is their first match in 16 years.
Game 3, scheduled for Friday night in San Diego, will feature the Padres. Blake Snell versus the Dodgers’ Tony Gonsolinwho ERA 2.14 will lead the National if he has played enough turns to qualify.
Atlanta Braves 3, Philadelphia Phillies 0
1-2-3 1st round
Kyle Wright Start with the right foot towards the Braves, put down the Phillies to open first.
However, Zack Wheeler did the same for the Phillies.
Awesome… by fans
A Braves fan made a beautiful catch with a fouled ball Matt Olson down the left field line.
Really know how to catch!
Dansby Swanson made for one of the best catches of the season at the top of the sixth chart. A short catch in the midfield and a remarkable catch to put the Braves on the field in the half. The game is still untethered.
Courage to break the ice
With two passes at the end of season six, Olson sneaked a dirt ball under the Phillies’ first horseman Rhys Hoskinsscored Ronald Acuna from second and gave the Braves a 1-0 lead.
Two runs
A while later, Austin Riley beat an internal blow, scoring Atlanta’s second of the game. Then the next hitter, Travis d’Arnaud, punch a single RBI out of the center field. Atlanta leads 3-0.
Wright’s tool
Wright came into the game after hitting six innings without scoring, hitting six while only allowing two hits with one walk.
Another spectacular catch
With a runner-up in the top 8 for the Phillies, Riley made an incredible catch in the stinky area near the tarp for the second half of the game. The Phillies were not threatening in their final game.
Game 3 is set on Friday in Philadelphia, destroying the star Phillies Aaron Nola against the unannounced start for the Braves. One of the rookie feelings Spencer Strider or veteran Charlie Morton The numbers are on the rise.
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