The Los Angeles Dodgers have confirmed their starting pitchers for the next two games of the National League Championship Series, with Blake Snell taking the mound in Game 3 and Tyler Glasnow following in Game 4. Manager Dave Roberts stressed the need for Snell to go deep and provide stability, pointing to his desire to bounce back from a recent rough outing against the Braves. Snell’s postseason track record is strong, boasting a 3.23 career ERA with 107 strikeouts over 86â…“ innings, and he’s been particularly effective with the Dodgers, where he holds a 3.11 ERA in seven games. Glasnow has been even sharper, maintaining a 1.73 ERA in 26 innings across seven appearances for the team. As for the Brewers, they’re weighing options for Game 4, with former Dodgers arm Dustin May potentially stepping into a starting role, though his manager emphasizes his value in any pitching situation.
