Can Dodgers’ Starters Sustain Their Dominance and Crash the NLCS Party?

Tonight, the Brewers need to get a win in order to keep themselves from going down 3-0. In each of the Championship Series games to this point, the road team has emerged as victorious. Will it happen again here tonight? For the Brewers, they send out Aaron Ashby to open yet another game. He has been fine-ish to open these games, but you’re not expecting him to get much work done for the Brewers. He has pitched a total of 1.2 innings in the first two games and allowed just one hit and no earned runs. From there it will be interesting to see where the Brewers go. I suppose you do a bullpen game, but you’d ideally like someone to eat some innings. Perhaps Jose Quintana I’m not sure I’d feel too comfortable about that. For the Dodgers, their parade of excellent starters comes to Tyler Glasnow. In order to top Blake Snell or Yamamoto, he probably needs to throw a no-hitter. He pitched in two games against the Phillies, one was in relief, going 1.2 innings, allowing two hits and two walks while letting no one cross the plate. In his start, he allowed two hits, and three walks in six scoreless innings. He faced Milwaukee twice this year and allowed just two runs, one earned, over 11 innings. Collectively Brewers hitters are hitting just .141 against him.