2024-10-16
10 分钟The Dodgers lost game 2 of the NLCS to the Mets on Monday afternoon at Dodger Stadium, in a bullpen game that turned into a 7-3 snaking. We look for the silver lining (the shiny underbelly of the snake) and find it in Dodgers releiver Brent Honeywell, who pitched 3 scoreless innings Monday. The NLCS is now tied 1-1 as the Dodgers travel to New York to continue the series on Wednesday night.
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Two, two out and a two, two and a bounce back win for the Mets in game two.
I opened Instagram and I saw that there was a snake in the Dodgers dugout and maybe that was some of, you know, a metaphor for what was happening.
We were getting snaked.
It wasn't like we didn't try.
We got snakes.
We're down in the toilet.
The Dodgers lost Game 2 of the National League Championship Series to the New York Mets on Monday at Dodger stadium in a 7 3.
Snaking the Dodger bats didn't show up against a very good Mets starter in Sean Minaya.
The MV3 went 0 for 3.
In the case of Show Johey and Freddy Mookie went 0 for 4.
And down the lineup it wasn't much better.
Kike Hernandez, who's been unstoppable in October, had two big chances but came up empty both times and collectively the Dodgers were just one for nine with runners in scoring position.
Max Muncie's solo home run was some of our only offense.
You know, we were just a couple swings away from absolutely blowing it open and you know, they executed some pitches and we didn't execute the at bat, but you know.
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