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Game Date:
10/07/2018
8:07pm EST
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Los Angeles -1.5
Atlanta +1.5
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8 (+100)
Under 8 (-120)
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Rick Honeycutt has seen every pitch in the career of Clayton Kershaw, so when the Los Angeles Dodgers lefthander showed up for his bullpen session at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday, Honeycutt knew something was wrong. “You all right?” the Dodgers pitching coach asked Kershaw. Only the day before, Honeycutt and manager Dave Roberts had stunned Kershaw by telling him he was not getting the ball for Game 1 of the National League Division Series against Atlanta. Continue to Article
October 06, 2018 3:32:am EST
The Dodgers are verging on a postseason sweep following a phenomenal performance from Clayton Kershaw on Friday. Backed by a handful of key hits from Manny Machado and Yasmani Grandal, the club shut out the Braves 3-0 and now hold a 2-0 lead in the NLDS. Kershaw stunned the Braves from start to finish. Continue to Article
October 06, 2018 12:27:am EST
The Los Angeles Dodgers host the Atlanta Braves on Friday in Game 2 of the National League Division Series. The Dodgers won Game 1 on Thursday, taking an early 4–0 lead in the second inning thanks to home runs from Joc Pederson and Max Muncy. Kike Hernandez added another home run in the sixth inning and Yasiel Puig scored on a sac fly in the eighth inning. Continue to Article
October 05, 2018 4:00:pm EST
The Los Angeles Dodgers' curious starting pitching decision to open the National League Division Series suddenly looks like a load of trouble for the Atlanta Braves. Clayton Kershaw, who did not start Game 1 on Thursday despite being on regular rest, is scheduled to start Game 2 on Friday at Dodger Stadium, one day after Hyun-Jin Ryu set the tone with seven strong innings in a 6-0 victory over the Braves. It remains very early in the 2018 postseason, but the Dodgers' decision to be less reliant on Kershaw for October glory already seems to be paying dividends. Continue to Article
October 05, 2018 11:35:am EST
The Dodgers’ hitters, many of them seated on the floor, some with their backs to a wall in a room behind their dugout, listened to their coaching staff tell them two hours before Game 1 of the National League Division Series how to beat the Atlanta Braves. The main thrust of the information could have been said on any day of the Dodgers’ season: control the strike zone. “We talk about it on a daily basis,” third baseman Justin Turner said. Continue to Article
October 05, 2018 3:07:am EST
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