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Dodgers fall 3–2 to Braves as NLDS shifts to Atlanta tied 1–1
Atlanta's six-pitcher plan quieted Los Angeles in Game 2, while Michael Harris II scored one run and drove in another.
The Atlanta Braves held off the Dodgers 3–2 on Sunday night at Dodger Stadium, evening the best-of-five National League Division Series at one game apiece.
Atlanta's bullpen plan works
Atlanta used six pitchers after choosing Ray Kerr as its opener. Kerr delivered 2⅔ scoreless innings, and rookie Didier Fuentes carried the game into the late innings before Max Muncy homered. Raisel Iglesias recorded the final out to preserve the win.
Michael Harris II tripled and scored on a wild pitch in the fifth inning, then doubled home Matt Olson in the seventh. Freddie Freeman and Muncy supplied the Dodgers' runs with solo home runs.
Snell exits early
Dodgers starter Blake Snell allowed one run but lasted only 3⅔ innings, walking five. Los Angeles could not complete a late comeback after pulling within one run on Muncy's homer.
Series moves to Atlanta
Game 3 is scheduled for Tuesday at 3 p.m. Pacific in Atlanta. Yoshinobu Yamamoto is set to start for the Dodgers against Braves left-hander Chris Sale.
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